French Revolution (1789). The Girondists out of jail to go t

French Revolution (1789). The Girondists out of jail to go to the gallows. Moderate politicians and federalists, belonging to the provincial bourgeoisie, were accused of conspiring against the unity of the Republic. Its leaders were beheaded by order of Robespierre in 1793. Were known as Rolandistes or Brissotins. Colored engraving. 19th century

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