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Publication of Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the French Revolution. November 1790

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Publication of Rousseau’s Emile and Social Contract. 1762

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Publication of Tocqueville’s Old Régime and the French Regime and Guizot’s History of the English Revolution. 1856

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Reinstatement of Louis XVI. July 16, 1791

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Release of large numbers of prisoners begins. August 5, 1794

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Remodeling of parlements by Maupeou. 1771

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Republic proclaimed. September 22, 1792

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Republican calendar shelved (10 Nivôse Year XIV); return to old calendar. December 31, 1805

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Retreat from Moscow begins. October 25, 1812

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Return to the emergency laws of the Terror. September 5, 1797

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