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Daily Archives: October 1, 2007
France Wasn’t Always a Stable Democracy
Back in the period of the French Revolution, it is actually today 216 years ago that the Legislative Assembly (which only lasted less than a year between the National Constituent Assembly and the National Convention) began. Names such as “Maximilien … Continue reading
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