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Robespierre
Coming from the petty nobility of northern France, he became a lawyer and frequented the literary and philosophical circles of his city in the 1780s; His writings from that time show the influence of democratic ideas -
Represent the Third Estate of Artois
Robespierre became a defender of the most advanced liberal and democratic ideas -
The start of the french revolution
It was a social and political conflict, with various periods of violence, that convulsed France and, by extension of its implications, other European nations -
Passion of Robespierre
When the Estates General met in Versailles, he was a supporter of Rousseau's ideas -
Disloyalty of the king to the Constitution
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Constituent Assembly
gave about 150 speeches -
Mars field
is a vast, fully open public garden located in the seventh arrondissement of Paris, between the Eiffel Tower, to the north-west, and the Military School -
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revolution inside the revolution
Made Robespierre to power, he was the first as a member of the revolutionary Commune which held local power -
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War of France against Austria
Since France was not prepared for a conflict of this magnitude. She was part of the National Convention, which was elected by universal suffrage -
Executive power
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Robespierre joined the Committee of Public Safety
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Physically eliminated the far left
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Battle of Fleurus
It was one of the most decisive battles in the Netherlands during the French Revolutionary Wars