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Maxmilien Robespierre
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Maxmilien Robespierre
A look at the man as a revolutionary, his views and philosophies.
1,125 words (approx. 4.5 pages) |
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1992
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"Maximilien RobespierreThe character of Maximilien, the "Man of Virtue," is difficult to describe. Robespierre's was an uneventful life, although lived amid extraordinary events. He had a gift for analysis, argument, and abstraction, and possessed rhetorical and political skills of a very high order. A virtuous man he certainly was, upright, chaste, moral. His greatest fault, the most odious feature of his character, was his jealousy, which led him to add constantly to the number of his enemies and murdering all those who criticized him. His was a totally political self, and he had the capacity not only to see that he was unique but to analyze and reveal this unexpected self. Robespierre was a literary intellectual, as were most of the leaders of the French..."
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