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Overthrow of Charles X, the last monarch in France of the Bourbon dynasty. July 27, 1830

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Opening of the trial of the Hébertists. March 21, 1794

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Opening of the Club of the Revolution: Circus Act 1789-1790

This engraving depicts a revolutionary club as a circus act complete with dancing dogs and clowns, all celebrating "the law and the King." This image might have been visual propaganda on behalf of clubs, suggesting that they could bring different…
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Opening of rabbinical conference that leads to the adoption of civil status for Jews. December 10, 1806

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Opening of Louis XVI’s trial by the National Convention. December 10, 1792

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One hundred livres–assignats worth only 1.4 livres in metal currency. October 1795

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One hundred livres–assignats worth forty–eight livres in metal currency. December 1793

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One hundred livres–assignats worth eight livres in metal currency. July 1795

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One hundred livres–assignats are worth twenty livres in metal currency. October 10, 1794

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