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like!Letter addressed to public prosecutor Fouquier-Tinville from the father of Camille Desmoulins, pleading for his son’s life.
It reached Fouquier after Camille had been executed.
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like!Letter addressed to public prosecutor Fouquier-Tinville from the father of Camille Desmoulins, pleading for his son’s life.
It reached Fouquier after Camille had been executed.
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like!This is Georges Clemenceau, the French representative at the Paris Peace Conference, one of the leading writers of the Treaty of Versailles, and the man with the most dramatic mustache ever.
He advocated the harsh treatment of Germany because it was an aggressor nation of the Central Powers. He also demanded the return of the Alsace-Lorraine, because it was dominated by French people. The Rhineland was demilitarized and German rearmament restricted so that they would never cause problems like they did before WWI. But then Hitler and Allied Appeasement and it all goes out the window
I hope that you all, like me, greatly appreciate Clemenceau’s mustache.
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like!→ Ditty about Paris shortly after the execution of the Dantonists (via bunniesandbeheadings)
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like!Watch faces: allegorical figures, popular slogans. Decimal time and the Republican Calendar in the lower right.
From The French Revolution in Paris: Seen Through the Collections of the Carnavalet Museum, Jean Tulard and Marie-Hélène Parinaud, Paris-Musées, 1989.
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like!Assignat de 15 sols. Dimensions : 7,9 cm × 6,8 cm.
Assignats were paper money issued by the National Assembly in France from 1789 to 1796, during the French Revolution. The assignats were issued after the confiscation of church properties in 1790.
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like!Just hold the fuck up and read this for a second.
Everyone and their mother is all obsessed these days about Les Mis, the French Revolution, omg marius is so sensitive and sweet cosette is such a dumb bitch marius/eponine 5eva hearts hearts hearts whatever.
BUT LISTEN OKAY
The whole…
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like!The French have loved a bold look since the late 1700’s, in a time when nearly two million pots of lip rouge were sold each year, most of these purchased by the French uppermost class. These women (and men) had a fascination with unnatural and glamorous cosmetic…