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Danton, Camille Desmoulins, and other Dantonists are guillotined. April 5, 1794

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Death of Emperor Leopold II. His son Francis II succeeds him. March 1, 1792

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Death of Louis XIV and ascension of Louis XV. 1715

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Death of Louis XV. May 10, 1774

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Death of Louis XVIII. September 16, 1824

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Death sentence for Louis XVI. January 16, 1793

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Debate on colonies and civil status of free coloreds begin. May 7, 1791

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Decree conscripting 300,000 men. February 24, 1793

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Decree of "Country in Danger." July 11, 1792

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Decree of levée en masse (universal obligation to national service). August 23, 1793

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