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Carnot created levee en masse to dilute noble influence, but later conspired against Robespierre because Robespierre's virtue prevented beneficiaries from enjoying power.
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Carnot
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...battles before the revolution. All right. So this man is named Carnot, and he is actually a friend of Robespierre's. They became friends when..."
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"...battles before the revolution. All right. So this man is named Carnot, and he is actually a friend of Robespierre's. They became friends when..."
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"...would eventually conspire against him. And one of these men is Carnot. And Carnot is also important because Carnot would make Napoleon a general...."
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"...vow is probably the greatest general at this time. So, so, Carnot makes Napoleon a general. And why is Napoleon given the generalship? Because..."
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Napoleon looks like the genius of the French Revolution because he gives history its most cinematic image: speed, war, destiny, empire.
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