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"Federalist" uprising begins. April 29, 1793

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Articles organiques concerning the Catholic and Protestant religions. April 3, 1802

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Magna Carta. June 15, 1215

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Parlement of Paris demands the "forms of 1614." September 25, 1788

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Parlements reseated. October 1787

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Petition of Right. 1628

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Sans–culotte insurrection of 12 Germinal against the Convention, demanding bread and the Constitution of 1793. April 1, 1795

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130 Jacobins deported by Senatus–consultum. January 5, 1801

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14 Thermidor Year X, Napoleon proclaimed Life Consulate. August 2, 1802

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22 Germinal XI, laws passed concerning labor in manufactures, including the prohibition of workers’ coalitions. April 12, 1803

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