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Riot at Vincennes

An attack on the royal chateau of Vincennes, south-east of Paris, could have led to another Bastille event but for the intervention of Lafayette and his guards. Date: 18 February 1791

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Riot at Vincennes: A Pivotal Moment in the French Revolution The image before you captures the chaos and tension of the Riot at Vincennes, an event that unfolded on the cold winter morning of February 18, 1791. This pivotal moment in the French Revolution took place at the royal chateau of Vincennes, located south-east of Paris. The chateau, a symbol of the monarchy's power and authority, was under siege by an angry mob of Parisians, who demanded the release of the imprisoned patriot, the Marquis de Sade. The scene depicted in this photograph is the culmination of weeks of growing unrest and dissatisfaction with the monarchy's rule. The people of Paris had recently witnessed the fall of the Bastille, a symbol of royal tyranny, and were determined to continue their fight for liberty and equality. The attack on Vincennes was seen as an opportunity to strike another significant blow against the monarchy. However, the intervention of the Marquis de Lafayette and his guards prevented another potential Bastille-like event. Lafayette, a prominent figure in the French Revolution and a key ally of the people, managed to quell the riot and restore order. The Marquis, who had been instrumental in the storming of the Bastille, was hailed as a hero once again. The Riot at Vincennes was a turning point in the French Revolution, demonstrating the growing power of the people and their determination to challenge the monarchy's authority. This photograph serves as a reminder of the tumultuous times that shaped the course of French history and the world as we know it today.

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