_Dec._ Mirabeau President of the Jacobin Club.
1791. _Jan._ 30. Mirabeau elected President of the Assembly.
_April_ 2. Death of Mirabeau.
" 18. The King attempts to leave Paris for St. Cloud,
but is stopped by a mob.
_June_ 20. The flight to Varennes.
_July_ 17. The Republican demonstration and the Massacre
of the Champ de Mars.
Rally of the Constitutional Party, and re-establishment
of the King.
_Aug._ 27. The Emperor Leopold and the King of Prussia
meet the French emigrant Princes and issue the
Declaration of Pillnitz.
_Sept._ 4. Louis publicly accepts the new Constitution.
" 30. Last sitting of the Constituent Assembly.
_Oct._ 1. First sitting of the Legislative Assembly.
_Nov._ 1. The Emperor Leopold issues a circular to the
Powers against interference in France.
" 9. A decree of the Assembly orders the Emigrants,
under the severest penalties, to return to France
(vetoed by the King).
" 17. Pétion elected Mayor of Paris over Lafayette's head.
" 29. A decree of the Assembly orders the expulsion of
priests who will not take the oath to the Constitution
(vetoed by the King).
_Dec._ 7. Narbonne appointed Minister of War.
1792. _Mar._ 1. Death of the Emperor Leopold.
" 9. Dismissal of Narbonne.
Formation of a Girondist Government.
_Apl._ 20. France declares war against Austria.
The French troops cross the Belgian frontier, but
meet with reverses.
_May_ 27. Decree authorising the banishment of refractory
priests (vetoed by the King).
" 30. Dismissal of the King's Constitutional Guard.
_June_ 8. Decree for assembling a force of 20,000 Fédérés at
Paris (vetoed by the King).
" 12. Louis dismisses his Girondist Ministers.
" 20. Invasion of the Tuileries by a mob.
_July_ 11. The country declared to be in danger.
" 25. Prussia declares war on France.
Manifesto of the Duke of Brunswick.
" 30. The Fédérés from Marseilles arrive in Paris.
_Aug._ 10. Capture of the Tuileries and overthrow of the
Monarchy.
" 20. Desertion of Lafayette.
" 23. Surrender of Longwy.
" 28. Search for arms and arrest of suspects in Paris.
_Sept._ 2. The Prison Massacres begin in Paris. Surrender
of Verdun.
" 20. Dumouriez at Valmy checks the advance of the
Allies.
" 21. Meeting of the National Convention.
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