The "Sans-Cullotes" During the French Revolution
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September 5, 2017
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Hebert was obviously interested in gaining political power through the general public with his pro-revolutionary views, however, eventually he was sentenced to death by the tribunal on the charge of formenting insurrection.
Jacques-Rene Hebert provides useful information in the extract taken from "Le Pere Duchesne", on the "sans-culottes"...
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He gives fairly detailed descriptions on who the "sans-culottes" really were:
"The sans-culotte is useful because he knows how to plough a field, to forge iron, use a saw, to file, to roof a house, to make shoes-and to spill his blood to the last drop for the safety of the Republic"
In the first paragraph of the extract, "the cream of sans-culotterie", is used to describe the finest of the working class "sans-culottes"...
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