Database: Journal de Paris 1792 - Revision history

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	Following the [[10 August\|mayhem]] at [[Tuileries Palace]], the [[Legislative Assembly]] has taken the unprecedented step of suspending the [[Louis XVI of France\|King]]! He is under heavy guard in the [[Temple (Paris)\|Temple]], with the rest of the Royal family.		Following the [[10 August\|mayhem]] at [[Tuileries Palace]], the [[Legislative Assembly]] has taken the unprecedented step of suspending the [[Louis XVI of France\|King]]! He is under heavy guard in the [[Temple (Paris)\|Temple]], with the rest of the Royal family.

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	Following the mayhem at [[Tuileries Palace]], the Legislative Assembly has taken the unprecedented step of suspending the King! He is under heavy guard in the [[Temple (Paris)\|Temple]], with the rest of the Royal family.		Following the [[10 August\|mayhem]] at [[Tuileries Palace]], the [[Legislative Assembly]] has taken the unprecedented step of suspending the [[Louis XVI of France\|King]]! He is under heavy guard in the [[Temple (Paris)\|Temple]], with the rest of the Royal family.

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	Citizen Chappe has demonstrated with great success the use of his newest communications technology! Messages between [[Paris]] and Lille have been relayed with astonishing speed, hours literally... a miracle of modern science!		Citizen [[Claude Chappe\|Chappe]] has demonstrated with great success the use of his newest communications technology! Messages between [[Paris]] and {{Wiki\|Lille}} have been relayed with astonishing speed, hours literally... a miracle of modern science!

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	Good Citizen Sanson , the executioner of Paris, requests donations of old rags and other cloths no longer needed, for the mopping up of excess blood upon the Guillotine's gibbet. IT's quite a hazardous work environment, but you can help!		Good Citizen [[Charles-Henri Sanson\|Sanson]], the executioner of [[Paris]], requests donations of old rags and other cloths no longer needed, for the mopping up of excess blood upon the [[Guillotine]]'s gibbet. IT's quite a hazardous work environment, but you can help!

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Following the mayhem at [[Tuileries Palace]], the Legislative Assembly has taken the unprecedented step of suspending the King! He is under heavy guard in the [[Temple (Paris)|Temple]], with the rest of the Royal family.

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La Lanterne, where popular wrath explodes! For years, the people have walked under the halo of the lanterns. Their hunger, their restlessness, their hopes for a fairer tomorrow never once illuminated by the flicker of lamp-light. Today, they are using those same lanterns to answer their thirst for justice.

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Citizen Chappe has demonstrated with great success the use of his newest communications technology! Messages between [[Paris]] and Lille have been relayed with astonishing speed, hours literally... a miracle of modern science!

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Good Citizen Sanson , the executioner of Paris, requests donations of old rags and other cloths no longer needed, for the mopping up of excess blood upon the Guillotine's gibbet. IT's quite a hazardous work environment, but you can help!

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Murderious giant? Another absurd report has emerged of a lethal giant who stalks the alley-ways just off the [[Cour des Miracles]]. Citizens of the neighborhood call him the [[Giant Iscariotte]], but we call him an illusion suffered by those given to too much drink.
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