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[[Camille Desmoulins]] begins publication of 'La France libre', demanding a much more radical revolution and calling for a republic arguing that revolutionary violence is justified.;;;;07.18.1789;; | [[Camille Desmoulins]] begins publication of 'La France libre', demanding a much more radical revolution and calling for a republic arguing that revolutionary violence is justified.;;;;07.18.1789;; | ||
An armed mob on the [[Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville – Esplanade de la Libération|''Place de Grève'']] massacres [[Louis Bénigne François Berthier de Sauvigny|Berthier de Sauvigny]], Intendant of Paris, and his father-in-law, accused of speculating in grain.;;;;07.22.1789;; | An armed mob on the [[Place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville – Esplanade de la Libération|''Place de Grève'']] massacres [[Louis Bénigne François Berthier de Sauvigny|Berthier de Sauvigny]], Intendant of Paris, and his father-in-law, accused of speculating in grain.;;;;07.22.1789;; | ||
Riots and peasant revolts in Strasbourg (July 21), Le Mans (July 23), Colmar, Alsace, and Hainaut (July 25).;;;;07.21.1789;08.01.1789; | Riots and peasant revolts in Strasbourg (July 21), Le Mans (July 23), Colmar, Alsace, and Hainaut (July 25).;-;;;07.21.1789;08.01.1789; | ||
[[Jacques Pierre Brissot]] begins publication of ''Le Patriote français'', an influential newspaper of the revolutionary movement known as the [[Girondins]].;;;;07.28.1789;; | [[Jacques Pierre Brissot]] begins publication of ''Le Patriote français'', an influential newspaper of the revolutionary movement known as the [[Girondins]].;;;;07.28.1789;; | ||
The King appoints a government of reformist ministers around Necker. The Assembly votes to abolish the privileges and feudal rights of the nobility.;;;;08.04.1789;; | The King appoints a government of reformist ministers around Necker. The Assembly votes to abolish the privileges and feudal rights of the nobility.;;;;08.04.1789;; | ||
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The Assembly approves the sale of the property of the church by municipalities;;;;03.12.1790;; | The Assembly approves the sale of the property of the church by municipalities;;;;03.12.1790;; | ||
[[Pope Pius VI]] condemns the [[Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen]] in a secret consistory.;;;;03.29.1790;; | [[Pope Pius VI]] condemns the [[Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen]] in a secret consistory.;;;;03.29.1790;; | ||
A series of pro-catholic and anti-revolutionary riots in the French provinces\; in Vannes (April 5), Nîmes (April 6), Toulouse (April 18), Toulon (May 3), and Avignon (June 10) protesting measures taken against the church.;;;;04.05.1790;06.10.1790; | A series of pro-catholic and anti-revolutionary riots in the French provinces\; in Vannes (April 5), Nîmes (April 6), Toulouse (April 18), Toulon (May 3), and Avignon (June 10) protesting measures taken against the church.;-;;;04.05.1790;06.10.1790; | ||
Foundation of the [[Cordeliers]] club, which meets in the former convent of that name. It becomes one of most vocal proponents of radical change.;;;;04.17.1790;; | Foundation of the [[Cordeliers]] club, which meets in the former convent of that name. It becomes one of most vocal proponents of radical change.;;;;04.17.1790;; | ||
Riots in [[Marseille]]. Three forts are captured, and the commander of [[Fort Saint-Jean (Marseille)|Fort Saint-Jean]], the Chevalier de Beausset, is assassinated.;;;;04.30.1790;; | Riots in [[Marseille]]. Three forts are captured, and the commander of [[Fort Saint-Jean (Marseille)|Fort Saint-Jean]], the Chevalier de Beausset, is assassinated.;;;;04.30.1790;; | ||
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Under the sponsorship of [[Guillaume Brune|General Brune]], an assembly in [[Aarau]] proclaims a [[Helvetic Republic]].;;;;03.22.1798;; | Under the sponsorship of [[Guillaume Brune|General Brune]], an assembly in [[Aarau]] proclaims a [[Helvetic Republic]].;;;;03.22.1798;; | ||
Following the French model, the new Helvetic Republic declares itself a secular republic.;;;;04.04.1798;; | Following the French model, the new Helvetic Republic declares itself a secular republic.;;;;04.04.1798;; | ||
Elections for one-third of the seats in the French legislature.;;;;04.09.1798;04.18.1798; | Elections for one-third of the seats in the French legislature.;-;;;04.09.1798;04.18.1798; | ||
The ''Traité de Réunion'' formally unites the Republic of Geneva ([[:fr:République de Genève|fr]]) with the French Republic.;;;;04.26.1798;; | The ''Traité de Réunion'' formally unites the Republic of Geneva ([[:fr:République de Genève|fr]]) with the French Republic.;;;;04.26.1798;; | ||
A report to the Council of Five Hundred declares that the French elections were irregular, and recommends exclusion of candidates of the far left.;;;;05.07.1798;; | A report to the Council of Five Hundred declares that the French elections were irregular, and recommends exclusion of candidates of the far left.;;;;05.07.1798;; | ||