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In Jiang's interpretation, Robespierre's final speech presents him as incorruptible, morally alone, ready to die, and conscious that the republic must rest on morality.
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Final Speech
In Jiang's interpretation, Robespierre's final speech presents him as incorruptible, morally alone, ready to die, and conscious that the republic must rest on morality.
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"Okay? This is his last speech before the National Assembly. This is two days before he is to be executed. Okay? This is July..."
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"Okay? Only if we are virtuous can we win out in the end against evil. Against me, against those who hold kindred principles, the..."
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Robespierre is not read as a dictator who simply loses control.
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