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24 Frimaire Year VIII, the constitution is proclaimed. December 15, 1799

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28 Floréal Year XII, Constitution of the Year XII. Senatus–consultum proclaims Napoleon Emperor. May 18, 1804

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30 Ventôse Year XII, the Duke d’Enghien is executed. Proclamation of the Civil Code or Code Napoleon. March 21, 1804

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48,000 émigrés are removed from list of 100,000. October 20, 1800

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A "Revolutionary commune" usurps the municipal government of Paris. August 9, 1792

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A few liberal nobles and many clergy join the movement of the Third Estate. June 19, 1789

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A group of moderate and rightist delegates to the legislative Councils of the Five Hundred and of the Elders, members of the political club of Clichy, plan a coup d’état against the Directory. September 2, 1797

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A new Constitution is reported on by Boissy d’Anglas. It is accompanied by the assertion that those most worthy of governing are those who own property. June 23, 1795

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A number of Girondins are executed. Others had fled to the provinces. October 31, 1793

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A revolt attempted by the Enragés in Paris fails. March 9, 1793

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