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One hundred livres–assignats are worth twenty livres in metal currency. October 10, 1794

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One hundred livres–assignats worth eight livres in metal currency. July 1795

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One hundred livres–assignats worth forty–eight livres in metal currency. December 1793

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One hundred livres–assignats worth only 1.4 livres in metal currency. October 1795

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Opening of Louis XVI’s trial by the National Convention. December 10, 1792

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Opening of rabbinical conference that leads to the adoption of civil status for Jews. December 10, 1806

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Opening of the trial of the Hébertists. March 21, 1794

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Overthrow of Charles X, the last monarch in France of the Bourbon dynasty. July 27, 1830

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Paris sections remain in permanent session. July 25, 1792

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Parisian insurrection secures further radicalization of the war–effort by the Convention; "terror" is henceforth the order of the day. September 5, 1793

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