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The narrative examines the turbulent months in and around Paris when prison massacres and municipal excesses spread fear, while the city's surveillance committee carried out arrests and seized property. It recounts the looting of royal depots and administrative disorder, the manipulation of elections for the new assembly, and the opening of the National Convention that abolished the monarchy and proclaimed a republic. Political conflict between rival factions escalates, marked by denunciations of prominent leaders and the reshaping of executive power; ministers resign and new administrative and constitutional committees are created amid debates over unity, authority, and the means of justice.
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