The French Revolution 1789-1795Gardiner, Bertha Meriton
History
The French Revolution 1789-1795
Gardiner, Bertha Meriton
France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799
Aug. 27. _Declaration of Pilnitz._
Sept. 30. End of the Constituent Assembly.
Oct. 1. Meeting of the Legislative Assembly.
1792
April 20. _Declaration of War against the King of Hungary and
Bohemia, entailing also a War with Prussia._
June 13. Dismissal of the Girondist Ministers.
June 20. The King mobbed in the Tuileries.
July 26. _The Duke of Brunswick’s Manifesto._
Aug. 10. Overthrow of the Monarchy.
Aug. 24. _Surrender of Longwy._
Sept. 2–7. The September Massacres.
Sept. 20. _The Cannonade of Valmy._
Sept. 21. Meeting of the Convention.
Sept. 22. Proclamation of the Republic.
Nov. 6. _Victory of Jemmapes, followed by the occupation of
Belgium, Savoy, Nice, and Mainz._
Nov. 19. The Convention offers assistance to all Peoples desirous
of freedom.
Dec. 2. _The French driven out of Frankfort._
Dec. 15. The Convention orders its Generals to revolutionise
the Foreign Countries in which they are.
1793
Jan. 21. Execution of the King.
Feb. 1. _Declaration of War against England and Holland._
Mar. 3. _Miranda driven from Maestricht._
Mar. 9. Establishment of the Revolutionary Court.
Mar. 18. _Defeat of Neerwinden, followed by the loss of Belgium._
April 6. Constitution of the Committee of Public Safety.
June 2. Expulsion of the Girondists.
July 3. Assassination of Marat.
July 8. _Surrender of Mainz, Condé, and Valenciennes._
Aug. 23. The Levy of all men capable of bearing arms decreed.
Sept. 8. _Victory of Hondschoote._
Sept. 17. The great Maximum Law and the Law against Suspected Persons.
Oct. 7. _Capture of Lyons._
Oct. 16. Execution of the Queen.
Oct. 16. _Victory of Wattignies._
Oct. 31. Execution of the Girondists.
Nov. 10. Worship of Reason at Notre Dame.
Dec. 10. _Capture of Toulon._
Dec. 12. _Destruction of the Vendean Army at Le Mans._
1794
Mar. 24. Execution of the Hébertists.
April 5. Execution of the Dantonists.
April. _Insurrection in Poland._
April 18. _Victory of Turcoing._
June 1. _Battle of June 1._
June 8. Feast in honour of the Supreme Being.
June 26. _Victory of Fleurus, followed by the evacuation of
Belgium by the Allies._
July 28. Execution of the Robespierrists.
Nov. 12. Jacobin Club closed.
Dec. 8. Seventy-three Deputies of the Right readmitted into
the Convention.
Dec. 24. Repeal of Maximum Laws.
1795
Jan. _Invasion of Holland._
Mar. 8. Readmission to the Convention of survivors of Girondist
Deputies proscribed on June 2, 1793.
April 1. (Germinal 12) Insurrection of Lower Classes against the
Convention.
Feb. 22. Public exercise of all forms of worship permitted by the
Convention.
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