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Proclamation of the Cispadane Republic at Bologna. October 16, 1796

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Proclamation of the Commercial Code. October 11, 1807

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Proclamation of the Constitution of Year III. September 23, 1795

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Proclamation of the French Republic after defeat of Napoleon III by the Prussians. September 4, 1870

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Proclamation of the Paris Commune that refused to accept French peace negotiations with Germany. March 28, 1871

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Proclamation of the Parthenopean (Neapolitan) Republic. January 26, 1799

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Promulgation of Papal Bull Unigenitus regarding Jansenism. 1713

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Promulgation of the Concordat. April 18, 1802

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Properties of émigrés confiscated. July 27, 1792

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Publication of What is the Third Estate? by the Abbé Sieyès. He claims that the Third Estate is essentially the Nation. January 1789

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