French Revolution - Part III Radical Revolution

The Incorruptible

The Just

The Revolutionary

The Advocate

To regain control of his country

To escape the Parisian mob

To join his royal relatives

To establish a new monarchy abroad

To provide a humane and painless method of execution

To increase the speed of executions

To make executions more public

To replace older, less efficient execution methods

They secretly funded both the revolutionaries and the royalist counter-revolutionaries.

They publicly supported the revolution while secretly conspiring with foreign powers against it.

They pretended to be common citizens while maintaining their royal privileges in secret.

They negotiated peace treaties with Austria while simultaneously preparing for war.

It was a practical choice for their manual labor jobs.

It distinguished them as members of the working class, not aristocrats.

It was a fashion trend adopted from other European countries.

It allowed for greater freedom of movement during protests.