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Robespierre questions monarchy - Constitutional consequence

France · Revolution / Revolution of France. Chronological records from PostgreSQL.

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Robespierre questions monarchy - Constitutional consequence

Robespierre, Maximilien · Paris · Constituent Assembly deputy

Maximilien Robespierre figured in events surrounding robespierre questions monarchy at Paris. The incident intensified debate over whether the constitutional monarchy could still command trust. The episode undermined confidence in the possibility of governing France through a constitutional monarch who had tried to leave the capital.

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