The Jacobins
The Jacobins are the regime that ruled France by terror From early June 1793 until late July 1794. To some they are to be praised, to others they are hated upon and justifiably. “Albert Mathiez (1874-1932), depicts Maximilien Robespierre [the leader of the Jacobins] as a hero”. But, on the other hand, “Alphonse Aulard (1849-1928) suggests that Danton was a martyr”. Taking into consideration the commodious deaths that the Jacobins are responsible for it is hard to believe one would praise Robespierre. The Jacobins ruled by terror, others did not belie them for fear of death, those who did, often were guillotined. The Guillotine became a Jacobin trademark; in fact, the way the Jacobins stayed in power as long as they did was by executing the opposition. The Girondins in particular, suffered the guillotine in immeasurable amounts. All that apposed to the Jacobins were subject to fatal consequences. The Jacobins had supreme power and abused it. They are responsible for many deaths, massacres, and assassinations. Whether the Jacobins invited liability for these plotted murders, they were always tied to mass killings. “No more than one third of all victims were nobles, clergy, or rich commoners. Just over one third were property own
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Approximate Word count = 1919
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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