The Sans-culottes: The Popular Movement and Revolutionary Government, 1793-1794

9 Thermidor active Amis-de-la-Patrie ancien régime aristocrats arrested artisans assemblies August autumn of 1793 Bon-Conseil bourgeois bourgeoisie Brumaire cent citizens civil committees commissars Commune Contrat-Social section Convention crisis culottes declared decree denounced département elected electoral equality Finistère Floréal forced fraternal Frimaire Fructidor Germinal Gravilliers section Hébert income indemnity insurrection Jacobins Jacques Roux journeymen July June large number Lepeletier livres Lombards section merchants Messidor militants mittee moderates Montagnards municipal National Guard Nivôse officers organization Panthéon-Français Paris sans-culottes Paris sections Parisian sans-culottes patriotic Père Duchesne permanence petition Pluviôse Poissonnière political poor popular movement popular societies popular sovereignty Prairial principle Public Safety Committee red cap renamed Republic republican Réunion Revolution revolutionary committee revolutionary government rich Robespierre sans-culottes section demanded sectional societies semblies September September 9 sessions shopkeepers social sovereign Théâtre-Français Third Estate tion Vendée Vendémiaire Ventôse vote wage workers