Georges Jacques Danton21 September 1792
The National Convention abolishes monarchy and Jacobin deputies become central to republican politics
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The National Convention abolishes monarchy and Jacobin deputies become central to republican politics
The National Convention abolishes monarchy and Jacobin deputies become central to republican politics.
At the National Convention argues successfully for immediate abolition of the monarchy
1st session of the National Convention abolishes the monarchy
1st session of the National Convention abolishes the monarchy.
Appointed Member of National Convention
Saint-Just enters national politics and becomes associated with the radical Jacobin Mountain
Saint-Just enters national politics and becomes associated with the radical Jacobin Mountain.
Because of Talleyrand-Perigords aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest
Appointed National Convention
Paul Francois Barras was elected to the National Convention.
Elected Deputy for Paris to the National Convention
In the National Convention demands the abolition of the Monarchy
The Committee is responsible for interpreting and applying the decrees of the National Convention, and thus for implementing some of the most stringent policies of the Terror & the levee en masse
The Committee is responsible for interpreting and applying the decrees of the National Convention, and thus for implementing some of the most stringent policies of the Terror and the levee en masse.
Appointed President of the National Convention
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