1. During the French Revolution, thousands of people were guillotined.

2. The French Revolution changed France from a monarchy to a republic.

3. Her early writing was concerned with the French Revolution.

4. Thousands of aristocrats were guillotined during the French Revolution.

5. Many aristocrats were killed in the French Revolution.

6. He lived at the time of the French Revolution.

7. Some people were decapitated during the French Revolution.

8. The French Revolution was a volcanic upheavalin European history.

9. The defeated radicals of the French Revolution were the first to have this messianic vision in 1794.

10. 'Liberte, egalite, fraternite' was the slogan of the French Revolution.

11. The French Revolution effected great changes in the law.

12. This book deals with questions concerning the French Revolution.

13. The French Revolution ushered in a new age.

14. The French Revolution was inspired by the bourgeois.

15. the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789.

16. The French Revolution had actually Begun.

17. The most penetrating movie about the French Revolution, "Danton" (1983), was directed by a Pole, Andrzej Wajda.

18. The forces released by the French revolution were wasted and finished.

18. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

19. He was one of the emigres who left France after the French Revolution.

20. He referred to a history book to find out the dates of the French Revolution.

21. Charles Dickens' novel "A Tale of Two Cities" is set at the time of the French Revolution.

22. In other words, the bourgeoisie are a product of the French Revolution.

23. The town was razed to the ground after the French Revolution.

24. The modern age of movement towards democracy began with the French Revolution in 1789.

25. I have to write a paper on art during the French Revolution.

26. I'm reading a really good book at the moment - it's about the French Revolution.

27. That is, it altered the way many people thought about the world, much as the French Revolution had altered the way people understood the world in the earlier period of the 1790s.

28. He is the dashing and fearless rescuer of victims of the French Revolution.

29. Back in 1795 the increased need for reliable charts during the French Revolution led to the development of the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty.

30. It was the working class that brought about the rise of this triad (landed property, big industry, and the banking class) through the French Revolution of 1789.

1. During the French Revolution, thousands of people were guillotined.

2. The French Revolution changed France from a monarchy to a republic.

3. In other words, the bourgeoisie are a product of the French Revolution.

31. " It is during the, er, what's it call, French revolution. "

32. His dissertation is on the drastic social change brought about by the French Revolution.

33. Unlike at other Pyrenean monasteries, no looting had occurred here during the French Revolution, so both its art and message had survived.

34. There was another such day in English literature when the slow-measure of Pope's common time gave place to the dance-rhythm of the French revolution.

35. During the French Revolution he was elected to represent Paris in the Legislative Assembly and became its secretary.

36. Finally, the French Revolution wished—and it is this which made it not only beatified but sainted in the eyes of the people—to introduce charity into politics.

37. The French Revolution, for example, abolished feudal property in favour of bourgeois property.

38. Alexis de Tocqueville offered an original explanation on the cause of the French revolution in terms of historical sociology.

39. Even when the French revolution finally came, its self-appointed guardians had no place for the philosophy of the true radicals.

40. Following the uproar caused by this work, Wollstonecraft traveled to Paris, where she observed the French Revolution and wrote a justification on its behalf.

41. The eruption of French Revolution and the development of the revolutionary situation make Schiller think over such a question: how to avoid the unfree ways to obtain the goal of freedom?

42. Oath taken by deputies of the Third Estate in the French Revolution.

43. Some ( The American Revolution, the French Revolution ) clearly do change things for the better.

44. In 1793, during the French Revolution, Queen Marie Antoinette was beheaded.

45. But beginning with the English Revolution, and particularly during the French Revolution, increasing numbers of Europeans gave their loyalty to the new cause of the nation.

46. The first to use it in its modern sense was Alfred Sauvy, a French demographer who drew a parallel with the “third estate” (the people) during the French revolution.

47. The Phrygian headgear of French Revolution fame might be one influence.

48. Laws passed by members of the Federalist Party designed to prevent people from speaking out against John Adam's handling of the French Revolution were called what?Sentencedict

49. The French Revolution is the key event in the history of humankind.

50. The last meeting of the Estates General was at the start of the French Revolution in 1789, when the deputies of the Third Estate led in founding the National Assembly.

51. It was the French Revolution which abolished all those impediments, which broke the chains which you would refashion under a different name.

52. A large fireworks show always takes place on Bastille day which celebrates the beginning of the French Revolution.

53. The French Revolution of 1789 heralded other bourgeois revolutions in the 19 th century.

54. This would probably have been the case in the French Revolution too, had the movies been invented in time for the likes of Robespierre to lop off the heads of pesky auteurs.

55. "Do you think anyone can govern innocently," Saint-Just the phrase taken of course from Saint-Just, one of the leaders of the Jacobin Reign of Terror during the French Revolution.

56. Some of the more recent date from the French Revolution; the oldest may hail from the Merovingian era, more than 1,200 years ago.

57. The French Revolution deprived Fragonard of his private patrons: they were either guillotined or exiled.

58. We’ve never had such an outpouring of reminiscences, not even in 1989, when the bicentennial of the French Revolution was celebrated.

59. The two events which most alarmed the British ruling class in the closing decades of the 18th century were the American War of Independence and the French Revolution.

60. As an important leader of Jacobin, Robes Pierre has brought the French Revolution to its climax.

61. The use of timing device in sport came during the French Revolution.

62. His descendants, the Capetian, Valois and Bourbon dynasties, ruled France until 1792, when the French Revolution established the French First Republic.

63. In most of Europe marriages continued to require a religious ceremony until the French Revolution in 1792 introduced the compulsory civil marriage.

64. In the French Revolution of 1789, the working class allied itself with big capital (big industry, the banking class, and landed property), but this would change in 1848.

65. Before speaking on Tuesday, Obama might ponder the words of Chou En-lai—who, when asked to assess the long-term impact of the French Revolution, allegedly told Nixon, "It's too soon to tell.

66. The Origins of Political Order: From Prehuman Times to the French Revolution. By Francis Fukuyama.

67. The French Revolution encompassed the fall of the House of Bourbon.

68. These struggles started with the ideas of the French Revolution and the American War of Independence.

69. Film Institute to study in France, a special teacher talked about the French Revolution.