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Essay heading: Robespierre Essay
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Robespierre was a Jacobin, a type of radical who wanted to modernize France and get rid of the monarchy. He also wanted to erase all nobility. He wanted to unite the people and figured he could do this by forcing everyone to accept his idea of modernizing France. If people weren't radical enough, they would be put to death...
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Robespierre was a Jacobin, a type of radical who wanted to modernize France and get rid of the monarchy. He also wanted to erase all nobility. He wanted to unite the people and figured he could do this by forcing everyone to accept his idea of modernizing France. If people weren't radical enough, they would be put to death...
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