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1792. The Age of Revolution has arrived in Europe! In France, the old order has been overthrown and the principles of liberty and equality are inspiring the people. But France's neighbours are alarmed ...

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In August 1792, the revolutionary government decreed the closure of all monasteries occupied by women. The nuns’ expulsion from their cloister followed in September 1792.

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Though the French Revolution’s start and end dates aren’t exactly set in stone, it’s generally agreed that it kicked off in the late 1780s.

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