Forbade privilegesbased on birth,allowed freedom ofreligion, and statedthat government jobsmust be given to themost qualifiedHe wastricked intovisiting hissupposedlyill motherNapoleonBonaparteJune 2,1740LycéeLouis-le-Grand inParisDiplomatin thecourt ofLouis XVMarch6, 1801Three;two boysand onegirlSub-lieutenant,Cornet andColonelFlagellation—assumedto be thestart of hisobsessionHe wasbeaten inthe Battleof Waterloo15including120 daysof Sodom“All universalmoralprinciples areidle fancies.”For hisbooksJustine andJulietteRenée-PélagiedeMontreuilIn hispublisher’sofficeAugust15,1769TheLouisianaTerritory.Ahousekeeper"I've already toldyou: the only wayto a woman'sheart is along thepath of torment. Iknow none otheras sure."These booksidealizedatheism anddiscussedimmoral sexualacts.HotwaxTwotimes“In order toknow virtue, wemust acquaintourselves withvice.”14Lady-in-waitingDonatienAlphonseFrançoisConquering muchof Europe in theearly 19th centuryand theNapoleonic CodeParis,FranceSecretary oftheRevolutionarySection ofLes PiquesForbade privilegesbased on birth,allowed freedom ofreligion, and statedthat government jobsmust be given to themost qualifiedHe wastricked intovisiting hissupposedlyill motherNapoleonBonaparteJune 2,1740LycéeLouis-le-Grand inParisDiplomatin thecourt ofLouis XVMarch6, 1801Three;two boysand onegirlSub-lieutenant,Cornet andColonelFlagellation—assumedto be thestart of hisobsessionHe wasbeaten inthe Battleof Waterloo15including120 daysof Sodom“All universalmoralprinciples areidle fancies.”For hisbooksJustine andJulietteRenée-PélagiedeMontreuilIn hispublisher’sofficeAugust15,1769TheLouisianaTerritory.Ahousekeeper"I've already toldyou: the only wayto a woman'sheart is along thepath of torment. Iknow none otheras sure."These booksidealizedatheism anddiscussedimmoral sexualacts.HotwaxTwotimes“In order toknow virtue, wemust acquaintourselves withvice.”14Lady-in-waitingDonatienAlphonseFrançoisConquering muchof Europe in theearly 19th centuryand theNapoleonic CodeParis,FranceSecretary oftheRevolutionarySection ofLes Piques

Marquis de Sade - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Forbade privileges based on birth, allowed freedom of religion, and stated that government jobs must be given to the most qualified
  2. He was tricked into visiting his supposedly ill mother
  3. Napoleon Bonaparte
  4. June 2, 1740
  5. Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris
  6. Diplomat in the court of Louis XV
  7. March 6, 1801
  8. Three; two boys and one girl
  9. Sub-lieutenant, Cornet and Colonel
  10. Flagellation—assumed to be the start of his obsession
  11. He was beaten in the Battle of Waterloo
  12. 15 including 120 days of Sodom
  13. “All universal moral principles are idle fancies.”
  14. For his books Justine and Juliette
  15. Renée-Pélagie de Montreuil
  16. In his publisher’s office
  17. August 15, 1769
  18. The Louisiana Territory.
  19. A housekeeper
  20. "I've already told you: the only way to a woman's heart is along the path of torment. I know none other as sure."
  21. These books idealized atheism and discussed immoral sexual acts.
  22. Hot wax
  23. Two times
  24. “In order to know virtue, we must acquaint ourselves with vice.”
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  26. Lady-in-waiting
  27. Donatien Alphonse François
  28. Conquering much of Europe in the early 19th century and the Napoleonic Code
  29. Paris, France
  30. Secretary of the Revolutionary Section of Les Piques