The French Revolution
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The Progress of the Revolutionary Spirit 181 finished"; 1 and Rabaut St. Etienne, a member of the Constituent Assembly, published in 1792 his panegyric upon its work. How far mistaken was this optimism appeared in the first expression of the new revolutionary spirit at the polls. 1 The speech, which was repeatedly interrupted, is in full in Archives Parlementaires, XXXI, 620. In it Robespierre argues that for the very reason that the Revolution is finished the Jacobin Club is needed to explain ...and enforce the articles of the Constitution as well as to maintain the proper spirit of patriotism. CHAPTER XIV I. The Legislative Assembly: i. The Elections; 2. The Giron- dins; 3. Marat, Danton, and Robespierre. II. The Growth of the Revolutionary Spirit. III. The War: 1. The Giron- din Program; 2. The Grounds for War; 3. The Decla- ration of War. IV. Growing Opposition to the Monarchy: 1. The Two Vetoes; 2. June 20, 1792. V. August 10, 1792: 1. The Proclamation of the Duke of Brunswick; 2. The Preparations; 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Progress of the Revolutionary Spirit 181 finished"; 1 and Rabaut St. Etienne, a member of the Constituent Assembly, published in 1792 his panegyric upon its work. How far mistaken was this optimism appeared in the first expression of the new revolutionary spirit at the polls. 1 The speech, which was repeatedly interrupted, is in full in Archives Parlementaires, XXXI, 620. In it Robespierre argues that for the very reason that the Revolution is finished the Jacobin Club is needed to explain ...and enforce the articles of the Constitution as well as to maintain the proper spirit of patriotism. CHAPTER XIV I. The Legislative Assembly: i. The Elections; 2. The Giron- dins; 3. Marat, Danton, and Robespierre. II. The Growth of the Revolutionary Spirit. III. The War: 1. The Giron- din Program; 2. The Grounds for War; 3. The Decla- ration of War. IV. Growing Opposition to the Monarchy: 1. The Two Vetoes; 2. June 20, 1792. V. August 10, 1792: 1. The Proclamation of the Duke of Brunswick; 2. The Preparations; 3.
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