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The French Revolution's internal factions reflect conflicting economic interests inside the middle class, not a unified people moving with one interest.
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Cordeliers
The French Revolution's internal factions reflect conflicting economic interests inside the middle class, not a unified people moving with one interest.
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"mechanism to press for more rights in the national assembly because it's made up of most of the members of the middle class you..."
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"And then you will also emerge the Cordeliers. And the Cordeliers represent a more extreme faction of the Jacobins who want universal suffrage. They..."
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"...George uh Denton and he's one of the leaders of the Cordeliers which"
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