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Elections of Year V. April 18, 1797

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Democratic republic established by the Venetians. May 12, 1797

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Venetian Republic occupied by France. May 15, 1797

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Gracchus Babeuf is guillotined. May 27, 1797

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Ligurian republic set up at Genoa by France. June 15, 1797

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Cisalpine republic set up at Milan by France. July 9, 1797

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The beginnings of the independence movement in Saint Domingue, present–day Haiti, led by Toussaint L’Ouverture. August 22, 1797

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Liquidation of the public debt by two–thirds with a system of coupons that, by the end of the December, in effect, simply invalidates two–thirds of what is owed to various public creditors. September 1797

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A group of moderate and rightist delegates to the legislative Councils of the Five Hundred and of the Elders, members of the political club of Clichy, plan a coup d’état against the Directory. September 2, 1797

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Coup d’état of Fructidor. Ardent republicans expel moderates and neo–royalists from the Executive Directory and the two legislative councils. September 4, 1797

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