Database: 13 Vendémiaire - Revision history

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	The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that [[Monarchy\|monarchists]] might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br />		The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that [[Monarchy\|monarchists]] might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br />		<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.

	The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by [[Joachim Murat]]) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by [[Joachim Murat]]) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br />		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>
	--<br />		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.
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	The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that [[Monarchy\|monarchists]] might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>		[[File:ACU DB 13 Vendémiaire.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	--<br>		The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that [[Monarchy\|monarchists]] might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>		--<br />
	--<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br />
			--<br />
	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.

	The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by [[Joachim Murat]]) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by [[Joachim Murat]]) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 20:49, 19 October 2016

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	The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>		The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that [[Monarchy\|monarchists]] might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>
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	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.

	The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by [[Joachim Murat]]) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 15:31, 26 March 2016

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	The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the Convention was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>		The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the [[National Convention\|Convention]] was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and [[Paris]] royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the [[National Guard (France)\|National Guard]] joined them.

	The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered [[Paul François Jean Nicolas, vicomte de Barras\|Barras]] to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of [[cannons]] (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>

imported>Master Sima Yi at 13:32, 1 March 2015

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	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.

	The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On [[13 Vendémiaire]] (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>

imported>Master Sima Yi at 13:26, 1 March 2015

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	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.

	The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the Tuileries. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the [[Tuileries Palace\|Tuileries]]. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:13, 1 March 2015

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	The fall of Robespierre after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the Terror and led to a more "civilized" stage of the Revolution. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the Convention was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>		The fall of [[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]] and led to a more "civilized" stage of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]]. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the Convention was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.		Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven [[Paris]] sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.

	The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, Bonaparte became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the Tuileries. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.		The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Bonaparte]] became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the Tuileries. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

	That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>		That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.**<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Misc (ACU):13 Vendémiaire to Database: 13 Vendémiaire

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The fall of Robespierre after his arrest on 9 Thermidor an II (July 1794) ended the Terror and led to a more "civilized" stage of the Revolution. It meant also a resurgence in the royalist activity, and in 1795, the Convention was afraid that monarchists might win the next election. As a precaution, it adopted in August 1795 a decree, called "of the two thirds" stating that 500 of the 750 members of the future two assemblies will be current members of the Convention.* 
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> You think it had more to do with consolidating their power, don't you? I hate that you've become so cynical. And well done. 
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Those elections were scheduled for 20 Vendémiaire an IV (mid-october 1795), and Paris royalists were determined to make the Convention revoke the rule. On 11 Vendémiaire, seven Paris sections declared themselves as insurgents. Some of the National Guard joined them.

The Convention ordered Barras to take military measures and, on the field, Bonaparte became the de facto military leader. On 13 Vendémiaire (October 5), the insurgents (some mention 25,000 people) marched on the Convention, at the Tuileries. Bonaparte had put in place a number of cannons (procured by Joachim Murat) and, after receiving the order from Barras, told the troops to open fire. Grapeshot was very efficient on such urban terrain, causing around 300 deaths among the Royalists.

That action earned Bonaparte the nickname of "Général Vendémiaire" and is considered by some as the true beginning of his rise to power.** 
-- 
<nowiki>**</nowiki> Oh yes - Napoleon earned his fame firing grapeshot at crowds of protesters. What a hero! He also earned several enemies - can't imagine why.
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