When revolutions consume their own: Lessons from France for a restless world
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By Milinda Moragoda The French Revolution began with a promise to remake politics in the name of liberty and equality. Within a few years, some of its most fervent champions had gone to the guillotine, the republic was struggling to survive...
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- —By Milinda Moragoda The French Revolution began with a promise to remake politics in the name of liberty and equality.
- —Within a few years, some of its most fervent champions had gone to the guillotine, the republic was struggling to survive, and a general was preparing to concentrate power in his own hands.
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