The French Revolution.

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The French Revolution

The Three Estates

Abbe Sieyes

Tennis Court Oath, June 17, 1789

July 14, 1789      

The Great Fear

Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, Aug. 26, 1789

Women’s March on Versailles, Oct 5-6, 1789

Burning the Pope in Effigy after the Civil Constitution of the Clergy

Confiscation of Clerical Wealth

King’s Arrest on the Way to Varrenes

                            

Robespierre "Terror is nothing other than justice, prompt, severe, inflexible"

"Robespierre, with his cruel moral relativism, embodied the cardinal sin of all revolution, the heartlessness of ideas." Paul Johnson "The Spectator"

Danton

                                                                 Napoleon as Consul, 1799

First Consul, 1803, Francois Gerard

Napoleon Crossing the St. Bernard, David

Master of Europe Appiani the Elder

Coronation of the Empress Josephine, David

Napoleon, Emperor of France Ingres

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