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| The Bastille | |||
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| Camille Desmoulins insighting the crowd to dismangle the Bastille, July 14th, 1789 | The Bastille | The Bastille | The Bastille |
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| Sans-culotte's carring a model of the Bastille | After the Fall of the Bastille | Storming of the Bastille, late 18th century | The Bastille |
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| The Bastille | |||
| Miscellaneous Journees | |||
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| 'To
Versailles, To Versailles!' the march of the poissardes to the royal palace |
"Remember October", the March to Versailles | Storming of Saint Lazare Hospital | Woman protecting her family during the Vendee revolts |
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| Revolt of Prairial Year III |
The Great Fear, 1789 Peasants rioting and burning the countryside |
Vendee revolts, drowning the traitors | |
| The September Massacres | |||
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The Septembre Prison Massacres, 1792 1400 Killed |
Disposal of the bodies of the Septembre Massacres | The Septembre Prison Massacres, 1792 | The Septembre Prison Massacres, slaughter of the clergy |
| August 10th - The Tuileries | |||
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| Journée
de Tuileries, 8-10-1792 |
Attack on the Tuileries, August 10, 1792 The King and his family barely escaped to seek the protection of the Assembly |
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| Thermidor | |||
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| 9 Thermidor, Robespierre falls | |||
| The Festivals | |||
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| La Fête de la Fédération, le 14 juillet 1790, estampe, "Vue de la décoration et illumination faite sur le terrain de la Bastille | "The Fountain of Regeneration" In this engraving of the Festival of Reunion or Unity of 10 August 1793, a female statue of Nature in the form of the Egyptian goddess Isis represents the regeneration of the French people. It sits on the site of the Bastille prison, whose fall signaled the beginning of the Revolution. The engraving depicts the statue as made of stone, but in fact it was hastily constructed of papier mache. This engraving was printed in 1797 as part of a series of commemorative prints of events of the revolution. | ||
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| La Fête de l'Etre Suprême | La Fête de l'Etre Suprême, au Champs de Mars, le 20 prairial An II (8 juin 1794), par Pierre-Antoine Demachy | La Fête de l'Etre Suprême | |
| The Liberty Trees | |||
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| Place de la Revolution, late 18th Century | Etienne
Bericourt, 'the Planting of the Liberty Tree' |
'Refrains Patriotiques' Sans-culottes dance to the Ça Ira around a Liberty Tree. |
Planting the Tree of Liberty, 1790
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| Painting celebrating the "liberation" of Alcace, Winter 1792 | Heh, another 'liberation' | ||