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Reballion of Rebels in Paris

France · Revolution / Revolution of France. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

10Records
1358–1870Date range
6Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1358

Charles V the Wise1358

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Forced to move to the Louvre

1593

Henry IV1593

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

The Catholic League holds Paris & the Assembly calls for a Catholic King of France

1789

Louis XVI2 October 1789

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Armed women invade the National Assembly calling for bread

1792

Maximin Isnard20 June 1792

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

One of the Deputies who defends Louis XVI from the mob

Maximin Isnard20 June 1792

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

One of the Deputies who defends Louis XVI from the mob.

1793

Napoleon I1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Brings the extremist phase of the revolution to an end

Napoleon I1793

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Brings the extremist phase of the revolution to an end.

1795

Napoleon I5 October 1795

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Defends the Convention & fires on the people, commanded by Barras

Napoleon I5 October 1795

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Uses a "whiff of grapeshot" on the "day of the sections" to drive out the Parisian mob

1870

Leon GambettaSeptember 1870

Paris · Revolution / Revolution of France

Escapes in a balloon and organizes "the war of the people" with armed civilians

Names involved

Charles V the WiseHenry IVLeon GambettaLouis XVIMaximin IsnardNapoleon I

Provenance

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