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  • 29-10-2015
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What do the speeches by nobles imply about the role of violence in the French Revolution?.

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 04-11-2015

Almost all of the Nobles who were present during the French Revolution commented on the fact that the Revolution was not so much about obtaining freedom from tyranny, as it was about creating a new tyrannical class, since the extent of the violence during the French Revolution was practically unprecedented.

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