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...he events of the [[French Revolution]], focusing on the lives of [[Georges Danton]], [[Camille Desmoulins]], and [[Maximilien Robespierre]] from their childh ...ations surrounding the words ‘French Revolution’ ― that it was bound to be about ladies with high hair."<ref>{{cite news| last = MacFarquhar | first = Laris ...

[[Image:Georges Lecomte.jpg|thumb|Georges Lecomte]] '''Georges Lecomte''' (9 July 1867 – 27 August 1958) was a French novelist and playw ...

| based_on = {{based on|''[[Danton's Death]]''|[[Georg Büchner]]}} ...[[Boris Blacher]] and Gottfried von Einem after [[Georg Büchner]]'s 1835 [[Danton's Death|play of the same name]]. Its first performance took place in Salzbu ...

...ave of Danton's recently deceased wife. The body of [[Antoinette Gabrielle Danton]] was excavated so that Deseine could make her [[death mask]]. This was the == Partial List of Works == ...

| name = Danton's Death | characters = [[Georges Danton]]<br />[[Louis Legendre]]<br />[[Charles-François Delacroix]]<br />[[Camil ...

== Works == * 1994 : ''Le Corps de Léonard'' de Michel Danton ...

...{ill|Ciel et Espace|fr}}'' talks about one of the best novels ever written about space.<ref name="Belfond">[http://www.belfond.fr/livre/litterature-contempo ...''Trois grands fauves'' braids an imaginary umbilical cord between Georges Danton, Victor Hugo and Winston Churchill. The novel was selected in the final sel ...

...h must be mentioned that relating to the sermon-writers (vol. xxvi), whose works, being often anonymous, raise many problems of attribution. ...Les Mélanges poétiques d'Hildebert de Lavardin'' (1852); an edition of the Works of [[Hugh of St Victor]] (1886); a critical study of the [[Latin]] poems at ...

...''Les orateurs de la Legislative et de la Convention'' (1885). With these works, he established a reputation as a careful scholar well versed in the primar ...ned [[Georges Danton]] as opposed to [[Maximilien Robespierre]], seeing in Danton the true spirit of the embattled Revolution and the inspiration of the nati ...

...ed, was also a deputy to the states-general.<ref name="EB1911"/> [[Georges Danton]] named him minister of justice in 1792, and in this capacity entrusted to ==Works== ...

...ttes]], who were a proletariat-in-the-making. Mathiez greatly influenced [[Georges Lefebvre]] and [[Albert Soboul]] in forming what came to be known as the or ...ard]], then the leading historian of the Revolution, who admired [[Georges Danton]]. Mathiez was greatly influenced by [[Jean Jaurès]], who propounded a mor ...

#Public works | [[Georges Danton]] ||Member|| 6 April 1793 || 10 July 1793 ...

...He married Marie Strasbourg Nicole Godin on 9 November 1778. His earliest works included the poem ''Étude de la nature'', "The Study of Nature", in 1783. ...f the [[Cordeliers]], and belonged also to the [[Jacobin Club]]. [[Georges Danton]] chose Fabre as his private secretary, and he sat in the [[National Conven ...

...before the [[French Revolution]], while continuing to be attracted to the works of ''[[philosophe]]s'' - the reason for which he was banned from preaching ...s sentenced to death and [[guillotine]]d at the same time as the [[Georges Danton|Dantonists]], who protested their association with a ''fripon'' ("loafer"). ...

==Works worldwide== *Büchner: Danton's Death (adapted by András Visky) - Seoul Arts Center (Seoul, SOUTH KOREA, ...

...tt]], [[Alessandro Volta|Volta]], [[Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz|Leibniz]], [[Georges-Louis Leclerc, comte de Buffon|Buffon]], [[Antoine Lavoisier|Lavoisier]], a ...hierarchy was in continual battle with the Lumieres, having many of their works banned, and causing French courts to sentence a Protestant, Jean Calas, to ...

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* [[Georges Couthon]]{{Executed}} ...(also known as Dantonists or ''[[Indulgents]]''), formed around [[Georges Danton]] as well as the ''indulgents'' members of the Cordeliers Club, including [ ...