Jacques Pierre BrissotDecember 1791
Brissot and allied members argue that war can spread revolutionary principles and expose internal enemies
France · Revolution / Revolution of France. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Brissot and allied members argue that war can spread revolutionary principles and expose internal enemies
Brissot and allied members argue that war can spread revolutionary principles and expose internal enemies.
Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre opposed Brissotin arguments for revolutionary war.
Opposes Brissotin arguments for revolutionary war
Pierre-Victurnien Vergniaud supported the emerging Girondin argument for war against counter-revolutionary powers.
Supports the emerging Girondin argument for war against counter-revolutionary powers
Robespierre warns in the club that war may strengthen generals and endanger the Revolution
Robespierre warns in the club that war may strengthen generals and endanger the Revolution.
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