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MitchellCarscalle929 MitchellCarscalle929
  • 21-02-2015
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What do the speeches by nobles imply about the role of violence in the French Revolution?.

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DJSmartGuy95
DJSmartGuy95 DJSmartGuy95
  • 21-02-2015

In the fall of 1789, prior to the French Revolution, speeches filled the air in Versailles, and a river of pamphlets and newspapers flooded Paris; however, grain remained in short supply. Some of the noble's speeches renounced the protests. Hope I helped.

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