- all non-Montagnards and the
dechristianisation of France. When the
Robespierrist and
unaligned Montagnards eliminated first the Hébertists (March 1794)...
- the
benefit of poor patriots. He was the
designated speaker for the
Robespierrists in
their conflicts with
other political parties in the
National Convention...
- year
before he
decided to join the
French Resistance): "
Robespierrists, anti-
robespierrists ... for pity's sake, just tell us who was Robespierre?" According...
- The
Society of the
Friends of the
Constitution (French: Société des amis de la Constitution),
renamed the
Society of the Jacobins,
Friends of
Freedom and...
- France's
Third Republic.
Jacobinism did not end with the Jacobins. The
Robespierrist François-Noël
Babeuf eventually rejected the rule of the
Jacobins and...
- Haute-Saône), was a
revolutionary French lawyer and politician,
regarded as a "
Robespierrist", who died on 28 July 1794 (10 Thermidor) at Paris. René-François was...
- Couthon, Saint-Just and Le Bas – as well as François Hanriot, and
other Robespierrist officials. They were
taken before the
Committee of
General Security...
- invention,
intended to lay the
corpses of the
Terror at the door of the
Robespierrists alone. Many things, however, set the
twelve committee members at loggerheads;...
-
deputies and
executed them. July 26–28, 1794: A
conspiracy of anti-
Robespierrist Montagnards formed an
alliance to have de
facto dictator Robespierre...
- by
ordering troops of its own
under Paul
Barras to counteract. The
Robespierrists barricaded at the Hôtel de Ville. The
Convention declared them to be...
