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Gillespie
21 May, 05:02
Why was Robespierre important
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Josephine
21 May, 05:25
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He was a leader in the French Revolution/Reign of Terror. He was very progressive for the time campaigning for universal Male suffrage, no slavery, and religious freedom. He has been known as important for being an influential figure on the rights of man during the enlightenment.
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