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X account @toly recalled that after the Thermidorian Reaction, royalists once attacked sans-culottes with sticks called “Constitutions,” and that Napoleon III later widened Paris’s streets to suppress barricades.
9 Thermidor, after the death of Robespierre, the royalist take to the street to beat up sans-culottes with sticks that they literally called the “constitution”
Later, Napoleon III widened the Parisian streets to make it too hard for protestors to barricade the streets and prevent cannons from rolling through the city.
9 Thermidor, after the death of Robespierre, the royalist take to the street to beat up sans-culottes with sticks that they literally called the “constitution”
Later, Napoleon III widened the Parisian streets to make it too hard for protestors to barricade the streets and prevent cannons from rolling through the city.
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