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The French Revolution Chapter IV - the Phases of the Revolution - II
In which the early fervour of the Revolution blossoms into sweeping declarations and sudden noble concessions, whilst the uneasy Crown hesitates and summons troops, provoking suspicion and unrest. The royal family’s compelled move from Versailles to Paris marks a profound shift, transforming resistance into a personal struggle amid the intertwining of monarchy and the capital’s turbulent heart.
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