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Honore Gabriel Riqueti Biography and Timeline

Follow Honore Gabriel Riqueti through 10 dated historical records for France.

Honore Gabriel Riqueti, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

10Distinct records
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1789–1789Years on this page

1789

Constitution of France

Revolution / Revolution of France

The 3rd Estate, led by Honore Gabriel Riqueti, begin to call themselves the National Assembly

Role range: 1789-1792

Constitution of France

Revolution / Revolution of France

The 3rd Estate, led by Honore Gabriel Riqueti, begin to call themselves the National Assembly.

Role range: 1789-1792

National Assembly

Revolution / Revolution of France

The 3rd Estate, led by Honore Gabriel Riqueti, begin to call themselves the National Assembly

Role range: 1789-1792

Third Estate

Revolution / Revolution of France

The 3rd Estate, led by Honore Gabriel Riqueti, begin to call themselves the National Assembly

Role range: 1789-1792

Constitution of France

Revolution / Revolution of France

The deputies pledged to continue to meet until a constitution had been written, despite the royal prohibition. The deputies congregate in a nearby indoor real tennis court & take an oath "not to separate, and to reassembly wherever circumstances require, until the constitution of the Kingdom is established"

Role range: 1789-1792

Constitution of France

Revolution / Revolution of France

The deputies pledged to keep meeting until a constitution was written and took the Tennis Court Oath despite royal opposition.

Role range: 1789-1792

Tennis Court Oath

Revolution / Revolution of France

Tennis Court Oath is both a revolutionary act, and an assertion that political authority derived from the people and their representatives rather than from the monarch himself.

Role range: 1789-1792

Tennis Court Oath

Revolution / Revolution of France

The deputies congregate in a nearby indoor real tennis court and take an oath "not to separate, and to reassembly wherever circumstances require, until the constitution of the Kingdom is established."

Role range: 1789-1792

Tennis Court Oath

Revolution / Revolution of France

The deputies congregate in a nearby indoor real tennis court and take an oath "not to separate, and to reassembly wherever circumstances require, until the constitution of the Kingdom is established.".

Role range: 1789-1792

Tennis Court Oath

Revolution / Revolution of France

The deputies pledged to continue to meet until a constitution had been written, despite the royal prohibition.

Role range: 1789-1792

Records, sources and methodology

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