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harmony". “It was in vain that we complained to Danton about the Girondine faction", wrote Robespierre, "he maintained that there was no faction there and that everything was the result of vanity and personal animosities". But the attacks from the Girondins concentrated on him, Marat and Robespierre—the “triumvirs”—accused of aspiring to dictatorship. Danton defends Robespierre at the end of October by declaring that "all those who talk about the Robespierre faction are, in my eyes, either prejudiced men or bad citizens", but dissociates himself from Marat by pronouncing "I don't like the individual Marat. I say frankly that I have experiences his temperament: he is volcanic, cantankerous and unsociable." The Girondins attacked Danton for his management of the secret funds of the Ministry of Justice. Roland, Minister of the Interior, scrupulously gave his accounts but Danton would not. Harassed by Brissot, he only escaped through weariness of the Convention and for months the Girondins shouted “And the accounts?" to interrupt him at the podium. Meanwhile, his influence began to decline in favor of Robespierre as the real leader of the Mountain.

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to choose between friendship and virtue. His aim was to sow enough doubt in the minds of the deputies regarding Danton's political integrity to make it possible to proceed against him. Robespierre refused to see Desmoulins and rejected a private appeal. Then Robespierre broke with Danton, who had angered many other members of the Committee of Public Safety with his more moderate views on the Terror, but whom Robespierre had, until this point, persisted in defending.

959:, when it was discovered that directors of the company had bribed certain government officials to allow the company to liquidate its own assets, rather than the government controlling the process. By December, a Dantonist party had been formed in support of Danton's more moderate views and his insistence on clemency for those who had violated the Committee for Public Safety's increasingly arbitrary and Draconian "counter-revolutionary" measures. On 25 December (5 5543: 455:, for an end to the Terror. Danton's continual criticism of the Committee of Public Safety provoked further counter-attacks. Robespierre replied to Danton's plea for an end to the Terror on 25 December (5 Nivôse, year II). At the end of March 1794, Danton made another speech announcing the end of the Terror. Within a week, Danton faced accusations of purported royalist inclinations, leading to his trial and subsequent guillotine execution on charges of 384: 913: 801: 3760: 6109: 6054: 850:, who was supported by Georges Danton. Danton was appointed a member of the committee. He and other members of the committee, despite its primary charge of defeating invasion and internal rebellions, were advocates of the moderation necessary to minimize popular resistance to military requisitions. Due to military reversals in 1793, many – especially among the 1188: 921: 1177: 1042: – a newspaper that called for the end of the official Terror and Dechristianization, as well as for launching new peace overtures to France's enemies – Danton had placed himself in a precarious position. Those most closely associated with the Committee of Public Safety, among them key figures such as 636:, a series of repressive measures against the heads of popular societies forced him to take refuge in Arcis-sur-Aube, then in England, and he lived in London for a few weeks. Since Jean-Paul Marat, Danton, and Robespierre were no longer delegates of the Assembly, politics often took place outside the meeting hall. 1022: – that is, in March 1794 – the anti-Terror sentiment had not yet reached critical mass. The committees were still too strong to be overthrown, and Danton, heedless, instead of striking with vigor in the convention, waited to be struck. "In these latter days", wrote Morley in the 1417:, who called Danton a man "devoid of honor, principles, and morality" who found only excitement and a chance for distinction during the French Revolution. He was a mere "statesman of materialism" who was bought anew every day. Any revolutionary moments were staged for the prospect of glory and more wealth. 1315:

On the last day Fouquier-Tinville asked the tribunal to order the defendants who "confused the hearing" and insulted "National Justice" to the guillotine. "I leave it all in a frightful welter", Danton said. "Not a man of them has an idea of government. Robespierre will follow me; he is dragged down

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President Herman struggled to control the proceedings until the Convention enacted the aforementioned decree, limiting the accused from further self-defense. These events were compounded by confusing and often incidental accusations, such as a report suggesting that while engaged as a commissioner in

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By February 1794, Danton was exasperated by Robespierre's repeated references to virtue as the foundation of the revolutionary government. Danton's continual criticism of the Committee of Public Safety provoked further counter-attacks. On 26 February 1794, Saint-Just, the president of the Convention,

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was to have his hands rapped as punishment, but Danton defended his friend and spoke out against corporal punishment in class. Danton spoke so persuasively that the head of the school decided to ban the practice. In 1780, he settled in Paris, where he became a clerk under the Barrister Maître Vinot.

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were, and still are, widely disputed among many historians, with the varied perspectives on him ranging from corrupt and violent to generous and patriotic. Danton did not leave very much in the way of written works, personal or political; therefore most information about his actions and personality

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The Convention, amidst what was described as one of its "worst fits of cowardice", approved Saint-Just's proposal during the trial. This proposal allowed the tribunal to exclude any prisoner displaying disrespect for justice from further proceedings, enabling the tribunal to pronounce a sentence in

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At the end of March 1794, Danton made a triumphant speech announcing the end of the Terror. Some government members were convinced that Danton was pushing for leadership in a post-Terror government. For several months, Robespierre had resisted arresting Danton. According to Linton, Robespierre had

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on July 14, 1789. Danton himself was not present for the event, however, he soon after led the Cordeliers militia, as well as other revolutionaries, on a mission to retake the Bastille from its provisional governor, which gained him more popular support from the revolutionaries. He and his district

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in the electoral assembly of Paris prevented him from doing so. In December 1791, during the partial renewal of the municipality, marked by a strong abstention, with the defeat of LaFayette at the town hall in the post of resigning Bailly marking the decline of the "constitutional" party which had

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tells a story in which Danton makes an arrangement with his executioner for his head to be smuggled into his friend's possession after his execution. The nerves and musculature of the head ultimately end up on display in the private collection of Martial Canterel, reanimated by special electrical

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Toward the end of the Reign of Terror, Danton was accused of various financial misdeeds, as well as using his position within the Revolution for personal gain. Many of his contemporaries commented on Danton's financial success during the Revolution, certain acquisitions of money that he could not

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Fouquier-Tinville resorted to his customary approach, "asking" the jury if they felt adequately "enlightened," ultimately leading to a verdict of guilty. The defendants, of whom nine were députés of the Convention, were removed from the room before the verdict was delivered and, by cutting their

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Between 1791 and 1793, Danton faced many allegations, including taking bribes during the insurrection of August 1792, helping his secretaries to line their pockets, and forging assignats during his mission to Belgium. Perhaps the most compelling evidence of financial corruption was a letter from

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On 26 February 1794, Saint-Just delivered a speech before the Convention in which he directed the assault against Danton, claiming that the Dantonists wanted to slow down the Terror and the Revolution. It seems Danton became exasperated by Robespierre's repeated references to virtue. On 6 March,

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Nous demandons qu'il soit fait une instruction aux citoyens pour diriger leurs mouvements. Nous demandons qu'il soit envoyé des courriers dans tous les départements pour avertir des décrets que vous aurez rendus – le tocsin qu'on va sonner n'est point un signal d'alarme, c'est la charge sur les

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witnessed Robespierre's inability to respond, he shouted, "The blood of Danton chokes him!" Robespierre then finally regained his voice to reply with his one recorded statement of the morning, a demand to know why he was now being blamed for the other man's death: "Is it Danton you regret? ...

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While the Committee of Public Safety was concerned with strengthening the centralist policies of the convention and its own grip over that body, Danton was in the process of devising a plan that would effectively move popular sentiment among delegates towards a more moderate stance. This meant

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on 4 October 1792, Danton proposed to declare that the fatherland was no longer in danger, asking only to renounce extreme measures. He measured the risks posed to the Revolution by fratricidal quarrels between Republicans. He preached conciliation and calls the Assembly several times to "holy

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we are about to ring is not an alarm signal; it sounds the charge on the enemies of our country." He continued after the applause: "To conquer them we must dare, dare again, always dare, and France is saved!". His speech acted as a call for direct action among the citizens, as well as a strike

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Danton seems to have dined almost every day at the Rolands. On 28 August, the Assembly ordered a curfew for the next two days. At the behest of Danton, thirty commissioners from the sections were ordered to search in every suspect house for weapons, munition, swords, carriages and horses. By 2

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in northeastern France) to Jacques Danton, a respectable, but not wealthy lawyer, and Madeleine Camus. As a baby, he was attacked by a bull and a few years later, came down with a bout of smallpox which resulted in the disfigurement and scarring of his face. He initially attended the school in

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During his tenure on the Committee of Public Safety, Danton organized a peace treaty agreement with Sweden. Although the Swedish government never ratified the treaty, on 28 June 1793, the convention voted to pay 4 million livres to the Swedish Regent for diplomatic negotiations. According to

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On 6 September, Danton refused to take a seat in the Comité de Salut Public, declaring that he would join no committee, but would be a spur to them all. He believed a stable government was needed which could resist the orders of the Comité de Salut Public. On 10 October, Danton, who had been

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as a meeting place. Danton protected Marat from legal proceedings, and in March 1790, LaFayette ordered Danton detained. Paris Commune was divided up into 48 sections and allowed to gather separately. Danton was removed from office by a redistricting of Paris, for which he was compensated.

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during the autumn of 1793 began to assert its authority further throughout France, creating the bloodiest period of the French Revolution, during which some historians assert approximately 40,000 people were killed in France. Following the fall of the

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On Sunday 2 September, at about 13:00, Danton, as a member of the provisional government, delivered a speech in the assembly: "We ask that anyone refusing to give personal service or to furnish arms shall be punished with death". "The

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in Foreign Affairs).The Girondins, hostile to revolutionary Paris, needed a popular man committed to the insurgents to liaise with the insurrectional Commune and had Danton appointed to Minister of Justice the next day; he appointed

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He did intervene, however, in protecting Roland and Brissot from an arrest warrant from the Supervisory Committee of the Commune on 4 September, opposing Marat by having the mandates removed, and was complicit in the escape of

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A Letter from Danton to Marie Antoinette by Carl Becker. In: The American Historical Review, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Oct. 1921), p. 29 Published by: Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Historical Association

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and, in the following issue, arguing that the Revolution should return to its original ideas which were in vogue around 10 August 1792. Robespierre replied to Danton's plea for an end to the Terror on 25 December (5

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and Desmoulins as his secretaries. More than a hundred decisions left the department within eight days. On 14 August, Danton invited Robespierre to join the Council of Justice, which Robespierre declined to do.

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1793: Beitrag zur geheimen Geschichte der französischen Revolution, mit besonderer Berücksichtigung Danton's und Challier's, zugleich als Berichtigung der in den Werken von Thiers und Mignet enthaltenen

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and Mignet a large force of armed citizens, some estimated 80,000 or 100,000, but Danton spoke of only 30,000, surrounded the Convention with 48 pieces of artillery. The next day the Interior minister

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The most serious accusation, which haunted him during his arrest and formed a chief ground for his execution, was his alleged involvement with a scheme to appropriate the wealth of the

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was stopped in his attack. The gathering was closed after thunderous applause for Danton. Danton maintained that he had absolutely no intention of breaking the revolutionary impulse.

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According to a biographer, "Danton's height was colossal, his make athletic, his features strongly marked, coarse, and displeasing; his voice shook the domes of the halls".

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The historic Cour du Commerce Saint-Andre in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, France. The house at No. 1 was where Georges Danton lived when he was the District President.

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hair, prepared for the guillotine. Danton was beheaded on 5 April 1794 at sunset, together with group of fifteen people which included Hérault de Séchelles,

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Petites et Grandes Révolutions de la Famille de Milly: Recherches sur et autour de Louis-Lézin de Milly de la Croix (1752–1804), Homme de Loi et Franc-Maçon

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and Philippeaux among others. Hérault de Séchelle was first, Desmoulins died third and Danton last. It is said his last words, spoken to his executioner

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September, between 520 and 1,000 people were taken into custody on the flimsiest of warrants. The exact number of those arrested will never be known.

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of the Commune. In the debate on the war which began between Jacobins at the beginning of December 1791 and saw the birth of the opposition between

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and his generals. On 27 April, the Convention decreed (on the proposal of Danton) to send additional military forces to the departments in revolt.

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and defending Danton in the first issue. In the second, Desmoulins attacked the use of terror as a governing tactic, comparing Robespierre with

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Ultimately, Danton himself would become a victim of the Terror. In attempting to shift the direction of the revolution by collaborating with

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as the legislative right within the convention, with Danton as their most vocal leader. Having long supported the progressive acts of the

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On 22 November, Danton attacked religious persecution and demanded frugality with human lives. He tried to weaken the Terror by attacking

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On 1 July 1793, Danton married Louise Sébastienne Gély, aged 17, daughter of Marc-Antoine Gély, court usher (huissier-audiencier) at the

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he changed his mind on the use of force and lost his seat in the committee afterwards, which solidified the rivalry between Danton and

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ennemis de la patrie. Pour les vaincre, il nous faut de l'audace, encore de l'audace, toujours de l'audace, et la France est sauvée.

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adequately explain. Many of the specific accusations directed against him were based on insubstantial or ambiguous evidence. For the

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he was nonchalant and lazy. He is seen as an optimist, a leader full of energy, who liked the pleasures of life, carefree and

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tendencies at the tribunal, effectively ending further debates and restraining any further insults to justice by the accused.

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with his 16-year-old wife, who had pitied Queen Marie Antoinette since her trial began. On 18 November, after the arrest of

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and Danton requested the right to present about 15 witnesses in their defense, but President Herman denied their request.

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After the amnesty voted in the Assembly on 13 September 1791, Danton returned to Paris. He attempted election to the new

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wrote that Danton stands out as a master of commanding phrase. One of his fierce sayings has become a proverb. Against

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before making a transitition to a boarding school in the same area. While attending school, his classmate and friend

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which relied on the insurgent sections and which held Paris, the Legislative Assembly had no choice but to suspend

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Belgium, Danton had allegedly appropriated a carriage filled with table linen worth two or three hundred thousand

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and, a week after Charpentier's death, brought him to Sainte-Catherine cemetery to exhume her body and execute a

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who he believed was involved. The directors of the French East India Company were never interrogated at all.

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a small compensation for attending the twice-weekly section meetings, and to provide a gun to every citizen.

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and replace him with a provisional Executive Council of six members composed of former Girondin ministers (

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and the animated movie of the same name as one of Adam's incarnations throughout Lucifer's illusion.

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published an account of the discussion in the Jacobin Club: Danton was accused of wanting to arrest

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legal evidence was unnecessary, moral conviction by jury was enough to speed up the proceedings.

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was not a policy that could be easily transformed. Indeed, it would eventually continue past the

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On 9 December, Danton became embroiled in a scandal concerning the bankruptcy proceedings of the

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asked himself: "Which of the two, Robespierre or Danton, is the more useful to the Republic?"

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as a sign of alarm. When the Convention assembled Danton rushed to the tribune: "Break up the

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The Revolution as experienced by Danton, Robespierre, and Desmoulins is the central focus of

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In 1783, he passed the Barrister examination in Reims, and in 1787 he became a member of the

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Danton's and Robespierre's relations were also the subject of an opera by American composer

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by me. Ah, better to be a poor fisherman than to meddle with the government of men!". Judge

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His house in the Rue des Cordeliers was open to many people from the neighborhood. Danton,

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Hauck, Carolin; Mommertz, Monika; Schlüter, Andreas; Seedorf, Thomas (9 October 2018).

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against the external enemy. Many believe this speech was responsible for inciting the

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The Incidence of the Terror During the French Revolution: A Statistical Interpretation

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Danton's role in the onset of the Revolution has been disputed, especially during the

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On 30 March, the two committees reached a decision to apprehend Danton, Desmoulins,

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Danton appears in a series of comics entitled "The Last Days of Georges Danton" in

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Choosing Terror: Virtue, Friendship, and Authenticity in the French Revolution

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Choosing Terror: Virtue, Friendship and Authenticity in the French Revolution

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Danton, Desmoulins, and several others faced trial from 3–5 April before the

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held Danton responsible for their deaths. Danton was also accused by the

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W. Doyle (1990) The Oxford History of the French Revolution, pp. 272–74.

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il nous faut de l'audace, et encore de l'audace, et toujours de l'audace

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On 9 August 1792, Danton returned from Arcis. In the evening before the

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The Gods Are Thirsty – A Novel of the French Revolution

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Robespierre, Maximilien; Laponneraye, Albert; Carrel, Armand (1840).

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urged Danton to come back to Paris to again play a role in politics.

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currents and showing a deeply entrenched disposition toward oratory.

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wrote an opera with the same title, on a libretto by himself and

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dangerously ill for a few weeks, quit politics, and set off to

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forced Danton to disavow the events from the evening before.

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and Robespierre, is a secondary character in the 1927 epic

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were "show the people my head. It is well worth seeing."

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and their allies tried before the Revolutionary Tribunal

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and was raised to governmental responsibilities as the

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On 10 February 1793, while Danton was on a mission in

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Danton is a central character in Romanian playwright

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Antoine, born on 18 June 1790, died on 14 June 1858.

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Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

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On 2 June according to 858:to Leuven to investigate 677:storming of the Tuileries 529:Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois 390: 203: 182: 139: 96: 66: 55: 37: 7508:Executed revolutionaries 6884:Gui-Jean-Baptiste Target 6849:Joséphine de Beauharnais 6731:Stanislas-Marie Maillard 6701:François-Nicolas Vincent 6686:Pierre Gaspard Chaumette 5860:Charles-Alexandre Linois 5755:Jean Victor Marie Moreau 5735:François Séverin Marceau 5715:François Joseph Lefebvre 5610:Jean-Étienne Championnet 5585:Louis-Alexandre Berthier 5580:Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte 5575:Alexandre de Beauharnais 5565:Eustache Charles d'Aoust 5287:French Invasion of Egypt 5165:Second Battle of Bassano 4899:Battle of Kaiserslautern 4673:Conspiracy of the Equals 4366:The Constitution of 1791 4237:Storming of the Bastille 3879:Harvard University Press 3793:Hampson, Norman (1974). 3474:, pp. 222–223, 258. 3421:Claretie, Jules (1876). 2945:Harvard University Press 2605:Kappelsberger, Florian. 2360:"Georges Jacques Danton" 1915:Hampson, Norman (1988). 1727:"Georges Danton profile" 1551:Stanisława Przybyszewska 1364:William Pitt the Younger 1129:launched a new journal, 761:. However, according to 576:storming of the Bastille 422:the tenth of August 1792 252:Cause of death 44:Georges-Jacques Danton. 6864:Jacques-Donatien Le Ray 6736:Charles-Philippe Ronsin 6696:Antoine-François Momoro 6691:Charles-Philippe Ronsin 6508:François de Neufchâteau 6458:Charles-François Lebrun 6400:Jean Baptiste Treilhard 6281:Guillaume-Mathieu Dumas 6157:Luis Firmin de Carvajal 5963:Rudolf Ritter von Otto 5958:Karl Mack von Leiberich 5590:Jean-Baptiste Bessières 5404:Second Battle of Zurich 5295:Irish Rebellion of 1798 5141:First Battle of Bassano 4979:Second Battle of Boulou 4780:Revolutionary campaigns 4738:Coup of 30 Prairial VII 4653:Council of Five Hundred 4441:First republic declared 4377:(1 Oct 1791 – Sep 1792) 4358:Declaration of Pillnitz 4082:Constitutional monarchy 3915:Oxford University Press 3814:Linton, Marisa (2013). 3785:Encyclopædia Britannica 3058:Andress, David (2005). 2995:Andress, David (2005). 2866:Encyclopedia Britannica 2249:Chisholm, Hugh (1911). 2225:Soboul, Albert (1989). 1578:La Révolution française 1252:During the Convention, 1025:Encyclopædia Britannica 975:, a group known as the 685:insurrectionary Commune 583:, the commander of the 535:), and had three sons: 331:Louise Sébastienne Gély 256:Execution by guillotine 21:Danton (disambiguation) 7376:Dominique Joseph Garat 7350:Dominique Joseph Garat 7193: 7152: 7128: 7109: 6621:Prieur de la Côte-d'Or 6616:Jean-Pierre-André Amar 6526:Maximilien Robespierre 6359:Jacques Pierre Brissot 6224:Emmanuel Joseph Sieyès 5655:Louis-Charles de Flers 5640:Thomas-Alexandre Dumas 5605:Jean François Carteaux 5380:First Battle of Zurich 5343:(20 Mar – 21 May 1799) 5298:(23 May – 23 Sep 1798) 5258:Treaty of Campo Formio 5004:Glorious First of June 4932:(18 Sep – 18 Dec 1793) 4891:Expedition to Sardinia 4569:Desmoulins guillotined 4504:Assassination of Marat 4496:Fall of the Girondists 4468:Revolutionary Tribunal 4460:Execution of Louis XVI 4350:Champ de Mars massacre 4253:Abolition of Feudalism 4003:Dominique Joseph Garat 3776:Danton, George Jacques 3615:La révolution en debat 3604:London: Longman, 1989. 3553:Retrieved 27 July 2014 3459:6 January 2023 at the 3392:Schama, Simon (1990). 2939:Greer, Donald (1935). 2442:London Review of Books 1842:Georges Jacques Danton 1570:Danton and Robespierre 1459: 1450:Fictionalized accounts 1296:Archduchess of Austria 1239:François Topino-Lebrun 1231:Revolutionary Tribunal 1195: 1184: 1182:Pierre-Alexandre Wille 1173: 1085:Revolutionary Tribunal 1079: 1067: 1044:Maximilien Robespierre 925: 917: 840:Revolutionary Tribunal 815: 634:Champ de Mars massacre 567: 559: 494: 449:Maximilien Robespierre 434:Revolutionary Tribunal 397:Georges Jacques Danton 239:5 April 1794 (aged 34) 126:Dominique Joseph Garat 7066:Jean-Jacques Rousseau 6331:Jean-Charles Pichegru 6311:Jean-François Rewbell 5797:Jean-Charles Pichegru 5680:Jean-Baptiste Jourdan 5670:Jacques Maurice Hatry 5441:Battle of Hohenlinden 5314:(12 Oct – 5 Dec 1798) 5149:Battle of Emmendingen 5096:Battle of Castiglione 4983:(30 Apr – 1 May 1794) 4914:Battle of Hondschoote 4585:Thermidorian Reaction 4549:(throughout the year) 4322:Fête de la Fédération 4248:(20 Jul – 5 Aug 1789) 4232:(9 Jul – 30 Sep 1791) 4216:(17 Jun – 9 Jul 1790) 3703:Beaton, Kate (2013). 3549:18 March 2023 at the 2699:www.coreknowledge.org 2692:"The Reign of Terror" 2652:Beesly, A.H. 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(1980) 1779:, pp. 816–817. 1703:Club des Cordeliers 1683:Danton, along with 1650:'s adventure novel 1636:The Morland Dynasty 1491:Gottfried von Einem 1434:and the invaders, " 1233:, presided over by 1193:Jacques-Louis David 946:Jacques René Hébert 898:Club des Cordeliers 835:of her appearance. 794:National Convention 732:September Massacres 589:Jean Sylvain Bailly 516:Jules-François Paré 497:Danton was born in 426:September Massacres 177:National Convention 91:Minister of Justice 7319:Jean-Nicolas Pache 6919:Loménie de Brienne 6894:Madame de Lamballe 6829:Napoléon Bonaparte 6626:Prieur de la Marne 6541:Camille Desmoulins 6395:Marie Jean Hérault 6271:Jean-Sifrein Maury 6266:Arnaud de La Porte 6122:Alexander Korsakov 5908:Count of Clerfayt 5827:Jean-de-Dieu Soult 5740:Auguste de Marmont 5595:Napoléon Bonaparte 5486:Algeciras campaign 5478:Treaty of Florence 5356:Battle of Stockach 5189:Ireland expedition 5173:Battle of Calliano 5133:Battle of Rovereto 5125:Battle of Würzburg 4577:Law of 22 Prairial 4546:Anti-clerical laws 4521:The Death of Marat 4342:Flight to Varennes 3978:Political offices 3600:Legrand, Jacques. 3577:Discours de Danton 3531:, pp. 842–44. 3355:, p. 225-226. 3033:, p. 816-817. 2800:The Monthly Review 2551:www.britannica.com 2112:N. 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