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Festival of Reason in Notre–Dame. November 10, 1793

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Festival of the Supreme Being. June 8, 1794

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Final defeats of the rebel Chouans and Vendéens. October 14, 1799

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First appearance of Jean–Paul Marat’s L’Ami du peuple (The Friend of the People), an eight–page daily newspaper–pamphlet, one of the most influential and radical publications of the Revolution. September 12, 1789

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First Maximum decreed. May 4, 1793

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First session of the new Legislative Assembly under the Constitution of 1791. October 1, 1791

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First Treaty of Paris: France is reduced to its 1792 frontiers. May 30, 1814

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First use of the guillotine. April 25, 1792

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Food riots in Paris. February 21, 1793

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Foulon de Doué and Bertier de Sauvigny are murdered in Paris. July 22, 1789

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