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    Re: The French Revolution: A History

    The Second Revolution of 1792

    As 1791 ended, it appeared that the French Revolution had concluded. King Louis XVI, though clearly not dependable in his acceptance of political change, remained...
  2. Re: [NTW Vanilla] War and Peace: Napoleon in Europe 1805-1812

    Forgot to include the screenshot:

    https://i.imgur.com/CnIS5en.jpg
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    With Napoleon's army at Strasbourg and preparing to move toward Austria through Bavaria, orders go out to France's special agents. A spy is sent toward Vienna to set up an intelligence network, since...
  4. [NTW Vanilla] War and Peace: Napoleon in Europe 1805-1812

    On March 14, 1804, a group of French dragoons commanded by General Michel Ordener snuck into the neutral German princedom of Baden to capture Louis Antoine, Duke of Enghien, a relative of the Bourbon...
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    Re: The French Revolution: A History

    The French Revolution: The Moderate Stage, 1789-1791

    In the previous entry, the urban poor of Paris had stormed the Bastille, the medieval fortress in the heart of the French capital. Around the...
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    Re: Korea Situation

    I hope North Korea doesnt denuclearize because the summit demonstrated that the West will only make concessions to states with developing nuclear capabilities. Gaddafi voluntarily denuclearized and...
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    Re: The French Revolution: A History

    The idea of “representing the whole nation” did not even exist until the French Revolution, which really constituted the idea of the patrie and modern nationalism. The peasants, as isolated and...
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    Re: Reparations for slavery

    The OP makes it pretty clear that this stems from a discussion regarding the legacy of the CSA and the Civil War, so I am sure that this is the U.S. context that's being addressed.

    I didn't see it...
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    Re: The French Revolution: A History

    The Revolution was indeed directed by the urban merchant class in the cities as well as the minor artisans and craftsmen. Peasants, generally, were royalist, anti-secularization, and reactionary. The...
  10. Re: Does Michel Ney deserve blame for Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo?

    I believe it was Wellington who grabbed Soult at a ball, which matches their personalities.

    Alexander I of Russia was very reform-minded early in his reign (no doubt young and inspired by the...
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    Re: The 2018 Midterm Elections

    http://www.latimes.com/opinion/la-ol-enter-the-fray-did-california-democrats-sleep-through-1528289469-htmlstory.html

    Very disappointing turnout by California Democrats in the midterm primaries.
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    Re: Other 'Great games' info needed

    Cannot help with maps but you could probably use maps from games like the EU series to make your own focused on Ottoman Turkey, Austria-Hungary, and the Balkans.

    Yes, Russia was frequently...
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    The French Revolution: A History

    Cross-posted from my politics/history blog.

    The French Revolution: Interpretations & Causes

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    Sticky: Re: The Political Profile Thread

    https://i.imgur.com/K2xrAND.png

    DOB: 1982
    Country of Residence: United States
    Nationality: United States
    Political Compass Result: I think the "Libertarian/Authoritarian" is a false dichotomy...
  15. Re: Does Michel Ney deserve blame for Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo?

    The stuff about Napoleon having piles seems untrustworthy to me since Andrew Roberts names Jerome Bonaparte as the source and then debunks it with the fact Napoleon was dressed and ready in the...
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    Re: Other 'Great games' info needed

    The Native American struggle against white colonists in the Americas was indeed unequal (due to differences in geography, technology, etc.) but the 1857-1858 Sepoy Mutiny was pretty even until the...
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    Re: Other 'Great games' info needed

    France versus Great Britain in Europe - 1803-1815
    Russia versus Persia in Transcaucasia - 1804-1828
    Indians versus British East Asia Company in India - 1857
    Native Americans versus U.S. in North...
  18. Re: Does Michel Ney deserve blame for Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo?

    source for this claim question mark
  19. Re: Does Michel Ney deserve blame for Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo?

    No, Ney was not at fault during the Hundred Days, but politically, he became a scapegoat both for the Bonapartists and for supporters of the Bourbons. The former used him to deflect blame from...
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