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The National Assembly adopts the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. August 26, 1789

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The National Assembly appoints a committee of thirty members to draft a constitution. July 7, 1789

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The National Assembly proclaims itself the Constituent National Assembly, with full authority and power to decree laws; their primary task is to draw up and adopt a constitution. July 9, 1789

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The peace treaty of Campio Formio is signed with Austria. October 17, 1797

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The Prince de Condé and the Comte d’Artois emigrate. July 17, 1789

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The Republic adopts 14 July as the annual national festival. July 6, 1880

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The royal family is imprisoned. August 13, 1792

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The Senate is installed. December 27, 1799

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The September Massacres continue through 7 September. September 2, 1792

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The so–called coup d’état of 22 Floréal Year VI. The two councils invalidate totally or partially the elections in forty–eight out of ninety–six departments. May 11, 1798

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