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    theprisohegoventdidnotinterfere.thejabins,

    headedbydantoeitherthe

    suost

    brutalaudacityuldsavethethelegislativeassely

    beroftheyear1792,a

    ogether.itposed

    alstentirelyofextrerevolutionists.thekingwas

    forllyausedofhightreasonandbeforethe

    ion.heyandbyavoteof361to360

    theextravotebeingthatofhisusinthedukeoforleans

    heodeath.oofjanuaryofthe

    year1793,hequietlyanduchdignitysufferedhielf

    tobetakentothescaffold.hehadneveruoodall

    theshootingandthefusshadbeenabout.andhehadbeentoo

    proudtoaskquestions.

    thenthejabinstuedagainsttherederateelent

    intheion,thegirondists,calledaftertheirsouthe

    district,thegironde.aspecialrevolutionarytribunalwas

    institutedandtyoheleadinggirondistswere

    odeath.theothersttedsuicide.theywere

    enbuttoophilosophioderate

    tosurviveduringthesefrightfulyears.

    inoctoberoftheyear1793thenstitutionwas

    suspehejabins``untilpeaceshouldhavebeen

    deittee

    ofpublicsafety,hdantonandrobespierreasits

    leaders.thechristianreligionandtheoldologywere

    abolished.the``ageofreasonofaspainehad

    erirevolutionhad

    eahanayearkilled

    goodandbadandindifferentpeopleattherateofseventyor

    eightyaday.

    theautoruleofthekinghadbeeroyed.it

    hetyrannyofafeha

    passionatelovefordevirtuethattheyfeltpelled

    tokillallthose.franceued

    intoaslaughterhouse.everybodysuspectedeverybodyelse.

    safe.outofsheerfear,afeeersoftheold

    ion,hattheyhedidatesfor

    thescaffold,finallytuedagainstrobespierre,whohad

    alreadydeerlleagues.robespierre,

    ``theonlytrueandpuredeself

    butfailedhisshatteredjailybandagedand

    heotheguillotihe27thofjuly,ofthe

    year1794the9ththerdoroftheyearii,agtothe

    strangee

    toanend,andallparisdancedhjoy.

    thedangerouspositionoffrance,hoadeitnecessary

    thatthegoventreininthehandsofaferong

    n,untilthenyeherevolutionshouldhavebeen

    drivenfrohesoilofthefrenchfatherland.he

    halfiesfoughttheir

    desperatebattlesoftherhineanditalyandbelgiund

    egypt,aedeveryoheehegreat

    revolution,fivedirectorsed,andtheyruled

    franceforfouryears.thenthepoedintheha

    ...

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