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The French Revolution Chapter IV - the Phases of the Revolution - VI Part 2
In which the figure of Robespierre emerges as the singular, steadfast voice of revolutionary conviction amidst the turbulent theatre of war and insurrection that threatened the new French Republic. His unyielding faith and public prominence contrast sharply with the practical demands of military leadership, even as the Committee of Public Safety enforces order through extraordinary measures and a relentless martial discipline known as the Terror.
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