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1793 January 21st: Execution of Louis XVI. February 1st: war declared of Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. March 10th: Committee of Public Safety (CPS) created. June 2nd: Girondin deputies purged.
1793 January 21st: Execution of Louis XVI. February 1st: war declared of Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. March 10th: Committee of Public Safety (CPS) created. June 2nd: Girondin deputies purged.
1793 January 21st: Execution of Louis XVI. February 1st: war declared of Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. March 10th: Committee of Public Safety (CPS) created. June 2nd: Girondin deputies purged.
Versailles June 17th: National Assembly proclaimed June 20th: Tennis Court Oath July 10th: Formation of the citizens' militia August 4th: Decrees dismantling feudalism passed (August Decrees) August 26th: Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen October 5th-6th: 'October Days'- Women marching on the Hotel de Ville and Versailles. Louis and Marie Antoinette brought back to Paris November 2nd: Church property nationalised
1790
May 21st: Creation of the Paris Sections.
June 19th: Abolition of the nobility. July 12th: Civil Constitution of the Clergy. August 16th: Reorganisation of the judiciary.
1791
: March 2nd: Dissolution of Guilds.
June 14th: The Le Chapelier Law. June 20th: Flight to Varennes. August 14th: Slave revolt in SaintDomingue (resulted in shortage of sugar in France). August 27th: Declaration of Pillnitz. November 9th: Decree against migrs (vetoed by Louis 12th November).
1792
March: Guillotine to be used for all public
executions. April 20th: War declared on Austria. May 27th: New decree against Refractory Priests. June 13th: Prussia declared war on France. August 10th: Overthrow of the Monarchy. August 19th: Prussian forces entered northern France. August 20th: Capture of Longwy.
September 2nd-6th: September
massacres. September 22nd: Proclamation of the Republic. November 6th: Battle of Jemappes. November 19th: Decree of Fraternity. 1793
January 21st: Execution of Louis XVI.
February 1st: War declared of Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. February 21st: Convention accepts the amalgam. March 10th: Revolutionary Tribunal established. March 11th: Revolt in the Vendee. April 6th: Committee of Public Safety (CPS) created. June 2nd: Girondin deputies purged. July 17th: Final abolition of Feudalism in France. July 27th: Robespierre joined the CPS. September 17th: Law of Suspects. September 22nd: Year 2 began. September 29th: General Maximum introduced. October 5th: New revolutionary calendar. October 16th: Battle of Wattignies.
December 4th: Law of 14 Frimaire
establishes Revolutionary Government. 1794
March 24th: Execution of Hebert and his
leading supporters. April 5th: Danton and Desmoulins executed. June 8th: Festival of the Supreme Being. July 27th-28th: Coup of Thermidor. July 28th: Execution of Robespierre. August 1st: Law of 22 Prairial repealed. September 18th: State end financial support of the Church. November 12th: Jacobin Club closed.
1795
February 21st: Formal separation of
Church and State. April 1st-2nd: Germinal uprising. May 20th-23rd: Prairial uprising. August 22nd: Constitution of Year 3. October 1st: Vendemiaire Uprising, Bonaparte appointed commander of the Army of the Interior. November 2nd: Directory established.
1796
March 11th: Bonaparte appointed to
command the army in Italy. March-May: Conspiracy of Equals.
1797
September 4th: Coup dtat of Fructidor.
1798
May 11th: Law of 22 Floreal.
1799
June 18th: Coup dtat of Prairial.
November 9th-10th: Coup dtat of Brumaire, Bonaparte overthrows the Directory. December 25th: Constitution of Year 8.
1801
July 15th: Signing of the Concordat with
the Pope.
1802
March 27th: Peace of Amiens.
April 18th: The Concordat.
1803
May 18th: Start of the Napoleonic War.
1804
March 20th: Murder of the Duc
dEnghein. March 21st: Civil code issued. May 18th: Napoleon declared Emperor of the French.
1805
October 21st: Battle of Trafalgar.
1808
May 5th: Forced abdication of the King
of Spain. Start of the Peninsular War.
1812
June 22nd: Napoleon invaded Russia.
1814
April 6th: Restoration of the Bourbon
monarchy. (Louis XVIII)
1815
20th March-22nd June: 100 daysNapoleon returned to France and raised
an army, fought the battle of Waterloo
and lost (June 18th). 1824
16th September: Louis XVIII, Charles X
becomes king.
1830
28th July: July Days leading to the 1830
revolution. 2nd August: Charles X abdicated in favour of his grandson.