Skip to main content
LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY: EXPLORING THE FRENCH REVOUTION
  • Explore
  • Browse
  • Timeline
  • About
    • Project History
    • FAQ
  • Age of Revolutions
Search only these record types:

Advanced Search (Items only)

Browse by Type

  • Glossary (66)
  • Image (256)
  • Map (13)
  • Song (13)
  • Text (347)
  • Timeline (382)

Browse by Topic

  • Clubs (56)
  • Counterrevolution (78)
  • Economic Conditions (56)
  • Enlightenment (66)
  • Europe in Revolution (43)
  • Laws (65)
  • Middle Classes – Bourgeoisie (52)
  • Monarchy (161)
  • Napoleon Bonaparte (81)
  • Nobility (67)
  • Peasants (26)
  • Popular Politics (181)
  • Provinces (48)
  • Public Opinion (172)
  • Religion (46)
  • Sans-culottes (81)
  • The Terror (121)
  • The US and Great Britain in Revolution (37)
  • War (65)
  • Women (102)

Browse Items (382 total)

  • Tags: Timeline
Previous
Page of 39
Next

Coronation of Charles X in Reims. May 29, 1825

Tags Timeline

Coronation of Louis XVI. June 11, 1775

Tags Timeline

Coronation of Napoleon at Notre–Dame. December 2, 1804

Tags Timeline

Coup d’état by Louis–Napoleon Bonaparte, which a later plebiscite overwhelmingly accepts. December 2, 1851

Tags Timeline

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

Tags Timeline

Creation of 31 "senatoriates" (14 Nivôse Year X). January 4, 1802

Tags Timeline

Creation of estates (majorats) for imperial nobles to provide sufficient income to maintain a noble lifestyle for worthy state servants regardless of birth or background. August 14, 1806

Tags Timeline

Creation of the Legion of Honor. May 19, 1802

Tags Timeline

Crowds invade the Tuileries to insist on removal of King. June 20, 1792

Tags Timeline

Damiens attempts to assassinate Louis XV. January 5, 1757

Tags Timeline
Previous
Page of 39
Next
This site is a collaboration of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (George Mason University) and American Social History Project (City University of New York), supported by grants from the Florence Gould Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.