s3.2: the terror feb 1793-95 white terror

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October 1792

Committee of General Security established

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February 1793

levy of 300,000 men - draft for war

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March 1793

  • Revolutionary tribunal- try counter-revs in Paris

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  • Comités de surveillance- look for suspicious behaviour

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  • 82 rep-en-mission- ensure loyalty to rev

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April 1793

Committee of Public Safety created - war cabinet

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12th April 1793

Girondins put Marat on trial, but is acquitted 12 days later

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  • Marat blamed Girondins for food shortages in L'Ami du People

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2nd June 1793

29 Girondin deputies purged

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  • R called for a rising against corrupt deputies

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  • 80k-100k crowd assembled wanted Girondins gone

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June 1793

Revolt in the Vendee

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  • 60/83 departments protested against Girondin expulsion

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  • pose real threat of civil war

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24th June 1793

Jacobin constitution

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  • never put into practise due to wartime situation

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  • society > individual

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  • all adult males had the right to vote

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23rd August 1793

Levee en masse

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  • by Bertrand Barère

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  • all men 18-25 military service

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  • France needed weapons more than men

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13th July 1793

Marat assassinated by Charlotte Corday

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  • agitation of s-c worse- demanded all 'suspects' be arrested

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  • marched on Convention on 5th September

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5th September 1793

Convention promised action after march

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  • 9th Sept: armées revolutionaires

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  • 17th Sept: Law of Suspects

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  • 29th Sept: Law of General Maximum

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9th September 1793

Armées revolutionnaires

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  • sans-culottes paramilitary forces

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17th September 1793

Law of Suspects

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  • new definition of suspect

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29th September 1793

Law of General Maximum

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  • max price for grain

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4th December 1793

Law of Frimaire

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  • highly centralised structure

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  • CPS had supreme authority

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10th June 1794

Law of 22 Prairial

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  • simplify judicial process

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  • 1284 deaths after this under Thermidor

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  • denied the accused any effective right to self-defense and eliminated all sentences other than acquittal or death

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Terror examples

Fouché 'Butcher of Lyon'

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  • burns Lyon down, from Sept 1793

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Carrier

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  • drowns priests in the Loire "National Bathtub"

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  • execution of 4k civilians in Nantes

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October 1793

Dechristianisation becomes official policy of Paris commune

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  • all churches closed in November

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  • 7th Nov: Archbishop of Paris resigned

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  • Notre Dame -> Temple of reason

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  • street names changed, church bells melted for weapons

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26th June 1794

Battle of Fleurus

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  • broke the war of the 1st coalition, French won

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  • TP- France no longer on offensive

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  • Crossroads, do they need Terror anymore as external and internal threats gone

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  • 75k Francehmen led by Jourdan

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Coup of Thermidor

8-10 Thermidor 1794

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Robespierre decreasing support

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  • dissolution of popular societies

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  • raising of maximum in March- inflation

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  • Cult of Supreme Being too catholic

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8 Thermidor 1794 (26th July)

R claimed people traitor to gov in speech, but didn't name them

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  • all felt threatened and plotted against him

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9 Thermidor 1794

R arrested by Convention

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  • decree passed unanimously

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  • Paris commune tried to raise support to liberate but only 1/3 responded

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  • arrested R, Saint-Just, Le Bas, Couthon and Augustin

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10 Thermidor 1794 (28th July)

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  • all prisoners retrieved except Le Bas (suicide)

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  • 87/95 Commune members were executed in days after

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31st July 1794

CPS and CGS filled with moderates

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1st August 1794

Law of 22 Prairial repealed

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10th August 1794

Reorganisation of government and administration

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  • no longer centralised

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  • central gov. controlled by 16 committees

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31st August 1794

powers of the Paris Commune reduced

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18th September 1794

Church and state separated

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  • ended constitutional church

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12th November 1794

Jacobin Club closed

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24th December 1794

Law of Maximum repealed

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February 1795

Toleration for all religions proclaimed

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April 1795

representants-en-mission abolished

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May 1795

Revolutionary Tribunal abolished

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October 1795

Law of Suspects repealed

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1795

White Terror

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  • attacked Terror supporters (Jacobins and s-c)

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  • May: violent massacre in prison in Lyon

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  • Muscadins and jeunesse dorée

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  • Compagnies de Jehu- Lyon

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  • Compagnies du Soleil- Nîmes