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French Revolution: the awakening of the Third State (Third State)

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French Revolution: the awakening of the Third State (Third State)

JLJ4595301 French Revolution: the awakening of the Third State (Third State). Cartoon on the three orders. He freed himself from his chains under the frightened eyes of the army and the clergymen. French print from 1789. Paris, B.N. by French School, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: French Revolution: the awakening of the Third State (Third State). Cartoon on the three orders. He freed himself from his chains under the frightened eyes of the army and the clergymen. French print from 1789. Paris, B.N.); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright

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This print captures a pivotal moment in the French Revolution: the awakening of the Third Estate. Depicted in this 18th-century French cartoon, we witness the Third Estate breaking free from their chains, much to the astonishment and fear of both the army and clergymen. The image symbolizes the power dynamics that defined pre-revolutionary France. The Third Estate, representing peasants and commoners who made up over 95% of society, were heavily oppressed by an aristocratic nobility and clergy who held all political and economic control. However, as tensions grew and inequality became unbearable, a wave of revolution swept across France. In this scene, we see a powerful visual representation of that revolution taking shape. The figure representing the Third Estate breaks free from his chains with determination and strength while being observed by terrified soldiers and clergymen. It is a moment filled with hope for those fighting against oppression. This historic print serves as a reminder of how ordinary people can rise above adversity when united under a common cause. It encapsulates not only one specific event but also represents an entire era marked by social upheaval and radical change. Preserved at Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, this artwork offers us insight into one of history's most significant revolutions – an event that forever altered not just France but also influenced movements for liberty around the world.

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