France Turmoil Report Mixed With Revolutionary Trials
Friction over revolutionary justice surfaces as Paris faces attacks and arrests. Reports detail generals, traitor suspicions, and Madame Roland’s trial in the Revolutionary Tribunal. Rouen sees the guillotine in operation and Besancon foresees armed disaffection. Publicola Melite cites anti aristocracy knives, while Petion recalls a bloodstained gathering and a chilling remark during a dinner.
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Paris
Banay
Rhine
Francesc Beaxharmos
Besancon
Cretfier
Landron
Oe Ee
Mayence
Publicola Melite
Committee of Public Safety
France
Dakem
Sa Sete
Petion
Faris
National Convention Decrees Payment In Provisions
The convention orders payment in provisions for national property leases and requires farmers to declare lease details within ten days. Reports describe wartime requisitions, prisoner exchanges, and local petitions from Nantes and Mennecy. A Nantes appeal pleads for fair subsistence amid enemy pressure as Paris notes collections and discipline rise nationwide.
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Toulon
Ollioules
Lyons
Convention
Fragmented French Convention Debate On Religion And Liberty
A fragmentary account shows a Popular Society deputation in pontifical robes challenging the Bishopric while urging liberty over church power. It notes calls for a Council of Censure on the Legislative Body and warns against mass retaliation by the people, with references to federalists and the May gift crisis.
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Gaarbier
Belley
Italy
Republic
Rhind
Mennecy
Cordeuil
Popular Societies
Verdailled
Arma Phe Merberg
Seine
Qife
Ragron
Revolutionary Tribunal
Turidt
Rapie
Chabor
Raistun
Beidetings
Raffrou
Dacre Reed
Trial of the diffractors and rebellion plots in Paris
A lengthy report outlines charges against suspected aristocrats and conspirators in Paris and provinces. It details decrees against anti revolutionary agitators, arrests, and efforts to publish names of suspected enemies. It notes tensions with the Section des Arcis and the Council of the Commons and describes uprisings linked to the Gironde and Marechal factions.
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el Rey
General ‘Council
Department
Section Des Arcis
Hotel Dé Villé
Rativs
Partment
Paris
Council of the Commons
Epistopal House
Europe
Condorcet
Department de’Aime
Culoyados
Eure
Calvados
E Devant
Bretagne
Wimpher
France
Rabaul
Rebecqui
Dupsrt
Antiboul
Gard
Languedoc
Chaft
Birdeau
Bowger
Roland
Lyons
Genjomne
Buxot
Toulon
Otlyde
Mount Jura
Agamy
Afarjertles
Covitca
Perguiaud
Hir
Paohi
Brier
Safithiehl
Afarat
Ann
Pelletier
Pie
Pire
Thes
Pitt
Republick
Sty
le Brun
Duke of Yort
Carra
Brifor
York
Brunfwyck
Polyere
Santhonan
Raimond
Lesson
Brifoe
Guaded
Genfonne
Vergaicud
Beanswick
York and
York and Wood3. You Will Imagine You Are Reading the Libels.of Brufor, of Loavet
Cerra
Dulaure
Cixfed
Cordeliers Club Debates Priesthood and Pantheon Exclusion
In the Sitting of the 4th a member attacked the Catholic Church, calling priests impostors and proposing salaries be cut. The Society adjourned to the 7th and provisionally barred priests from admission, excluding signers of a petition against excluding Robespiar from the Pantheon, with an exception for Mafoulard. A later June sitting planned selling a Cross of St Louis to fund wood for the Cordeliers stove.
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Otaire
Pantheon
Fragmentary note on French politics and British caution
A fragmented OCR excerpt discusses cautious attitudes in Britain toward revolutionary intent in France. It mentions Madame Du Barné, Louis XV, and concerns that certain acts are pursued for money or property. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Great Britain
Madame du Barné
Louis XV
France
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National Convention
Commune of Nantes
Nantes
Committee of Subsistence
Fouche
Nevers
la Nievre
Ville Affranchie
Basidon del Oife
Department of
Beauvais
Public Safety Age
Deldage
Catalonia
Brissot
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