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In the West of France, Jean Cottereau, known as Jean Chouan, declares for the King and resists a call for volunteers. The revolt of the Chouans, to be connected to a larger revolt in the West against the Republic, begins. August 15, 1792

Inconclusive battle of Eylau against the Prussians and Russians. February 7, 1807

Inflation intensifies. Food riots occur in Paris. Both continue until March. January 1792

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Inside a Revolutionary Committee

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Inside a Revolutionary Committee during the Reign of Terror 1802

The extremely respectful view of sans–culotte militancy is evident in this image, engraved by the revolutionary sculptor Berthault and based on a painting by Fragonard, the son of the famous old regime painter. Imitating an old master’s interior…

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Interrogation of a Suspected Rioter (June 1795) June 1795

The police interrogated those accused of participating in the May 1795 riots. This interrogation gives a good idea of the police’s concerns.

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Introduction of the livret ouvrier mandating that workers carry this "notebook" at all times and that his behavior and work performance would be recorded and tracked in it. December 1, 1803

Introduction of the revolutionary calendar. October 5, 1793

Invasion of Italy. April 11, 1796

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