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An assassination attempt on Bonaparte occurs in the rue Saint–Niçâise. December 24, 1800

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Annexation of Belgium. It is incorporated into the Republic as eight new departments. In 1799 the German west bank of the Rhine is incorporated as four new departments. October 1, 1795

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Arrest of Pope Pius VII. July 5, 1809

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Arrest of the Hébertists. March 13, 1794

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Assembly of Notables dissolved. May 25, 1787

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Attacks on shops and food riots occur during a time of great scarcity. Continue through March. February 1793

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Attempting to flee France, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, and their children are arrested at Varennes and brought back to Paris. The Constituent Assembly suspends the King’s authority until further notice. June 20, 1791

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Austrian victory at Neerwinden. March 18, 1793

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Austrians enter Milan; during the summer a succession of Russian and Austrian victories remove French power in Italy except for a besieged garrison at Genoa. April 29, 1799

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Babeuf is arrested and his Conspiracy of Equals is suppressed. May 10, 1796

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