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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly ~~{{Wiki\|~~Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br>		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly [[Swiss Guards]]. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:12, 21 June 2020

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly {{Wiki\|Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly {{Wiki\|Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the [[Legislative Assembly]], the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the [[September Massacres]] a month later.		Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the [[Legislative Assembly]], the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the [[September Massacres]] a month later.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:40, 13 June 2020

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[~~Champe~~ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly {{Wiki\|Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champ de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly {{Wiki\|Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:24, 6 November 2019

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly {{Wiki\|Swiss Guards}}. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />
	--<br />		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />
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imported>Crookandcharlatan at 17:59, 22 January 2017

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br>		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[10 August\|August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the [[Legislative Assembly]], the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the [[September Massacres]] a month later.		Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the [[Legislative Assembly]], the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the [[September Massacres]] a month later.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:10 August}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:10 August}}
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imported>Bovkaffe at 17:13, 5 September 2015

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the Champ-de-Mars once more to petition the king's deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and Cordeliers took refuge in the Paris City Hall along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the Tuileries Palace from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of August 10, with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the National Convention.*<br>		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the [[Champe de Mars\|Champ-de-Mars]] once more to petition the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]]'s deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and {{Wiki\|Cordeliers}} took refuge in the [[Hôtel de Ville\|Paris City Hall]] along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the [[Tuileries Palace]] from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of [[August 10]], with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the [[National Convention]].*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the Legislative Assembly, the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the September Massacres a month later.		Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the [[Legislative Assembly]], the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the [[September Massacres]] a month later.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:10 August}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:10 August}}
	[[Category:Database: Events]]		[[Category:Database: Events]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:05, 1 March 2015

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	On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the Champ-de-Mars once more to petition the king's deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in Paris, but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the Revolution. Jacobins and Cordeliers took refuge in the Paris City Hall along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the Tuileries Palace from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of August 10, with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the National Convention.*<br />		On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the Champ-de-Mars once more to petition the king's deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in [[Paris]], but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. [[Jacobins]] and Cordeliers took refuge in the Paris City Hall along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the Tuileries Palace from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of August 10, with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the National Convention.*<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the Legislative Assembly, the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the September Massacres a month later.		Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the Legislative Assembly, the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the September Massacres a month later.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Misc (ACU):10 August to Database: 10 August

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On August 6, 1792, a crowd gathered on the Champ-de-Mars once more to petition the king's deposition. An atmosphere of besiegement reigned in Paris, but it was not against foreign enemies that the insurgents sought to defend themselves, but those from within; those who were in a position to derail the Revolution. Jacobins and Cordeliers took refuge in the Paris City Hall along with 7,000 soldiers. The King strengthened his positions at the Tuileries Palace from 2,000 to 3,000 men, mainly Swiss Guards. On the night of August 10, with the monarchy just hours from its impending doom, the tocsin sounded to mark the beginning of the revolt. The insurgents wanted to ensure that the King would be unable to regain his rights. The fighting was swift and brutal: the Swiss Guard were massacred almost to a man. The King, meanwhile, took advantage of the confusion to slip away from the palace and place himself in the hands of the National Convention.*<br />
--<br />
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Funny how the noble are so rarely the first to act nobly.<br />
--<br />
Ultimately, the assault led to the demise of the Legislative Assembly, the formal abolition of the monarchy, and the creation of the National Convention. It would also lead, less directly, to the September Massacres a month later.
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