French Revolution & Napoleon (Grey History) 1.18 A Popular Revolution
Mar 18, 2020
The podcast explores the popularity of revolutionary traditions and symbols during the French Revolution, such as Liberty Trees and Phrygian caps. It discusses the autonomy of federators and the downfall of a renowned book printer. The chapter also delves into the symbolism of revolutionary trinkets and clothing, including the Tri-Color Cockade. Additionally, it explores the history and controversy surrounding the Statue of Freedom in Washington, D.C. The podcast highlights the widespread support and unity among Parisians during the revolution and the emerging conflict with the Catholic Church.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Contradictions and Complexities of the French Revolution
03:37 • 17min
Guardsmen and the Infamous Book Printer
21:04 • 3min
Symbols of the French Revolution
23:35 • 5min
Statue of Freedom and the Festival of the Federation
28:24 • 6min
The Popular Support for the French Revolution
33:58 • 22min
A Popular Revolution and the Feud with the Catholic Church
55:45 • 4min