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Category Archives: History
Sachin is the greatest of all times: British PM
New Delhi: Describing ace Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar as “the greatest of all times”, British Prime Minister David Cameron today wished him good luck for his ongoing 200th Test matc...
French Revolution: Napoleon Wins Battles and becomes First Consul (179...
The winter of 1795-96 was the worst of the winters since the beginning of the revolution. But the Directory was pushing ahead with one of the benefits of the revolution: an advance in science and edu...
A New Constitution and Defeat for the Paris Mob (1795) – Part-7
The execution of Robespierre and his twenty-one associates was followed by the harsh winter of 1794-95. The war had damaged the nation’s economy, and the economy remained depressed. Trade throu...
French Revolution: The Terror Peaks (December 1793 to July 1794) ̵...
By the end of 1793 the revolts outside Paris were largely crushed, with a lot of bloodshed. In the city of Lyon, 1,800 were sentenced to death. In Marseille and Bordeaux, hundreds were executed. The ...
French Revolution: Fear, Overreaction and War (1792-93)- Part 5
In accordance with the constitution, the National Assembly disbanded itself. Power passed to a newly elected Legislative Assembly (parliament), 745 deputies strong — mostly youthful lawyers of ...
French Revolution: The National Assembly, Religion and a Constitutiona...
French Revolution: The National Assembly, Religion and a Constitutional Monarchy (1790-91) In Paris, the National Assembly continued to struggle to create a constitution, and it tried to create econo...
French Revolution: Mass Opinion against Marie Antoinette (1789)
French Revolution: Mass Opinion against Marie Antoinette (1789) Marie-Antoinette, Daughter of Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia, Archduchess of Austria, at age twelve at the time of her mar...
French Revolution -II: Political Reform and Fall of the Bastille (1789...
Political Reform The Estates General convened as scheduled, in May, 1789, at Versailles (pronounced ver-sEYE, as in the word eye), where the king and his court were established – twelve miles f...
French Revolution – Part-1
The French Revolution – Part-I The French Revolution (1789–99) was a period of radical social and political upheaval in French and European history. The absolute monarchy that had ruled France ...