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Unpublished writings and speeches of Saint-Just

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Unpublished writings and speeches of Saint-Just

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Saint-Just never lived long enough to see his writing publish. But Some writings in  have been recovered and released for the public to see, including some speeches he gave during his involvement and beginning of the revolution.

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Unpublished writings and speeches of Saint-Just

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Saint - Just's Speech on the King's Fate (27 December 1792)

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Weigh, if you will, the example which you owe the world, the impetus you owe liberty and the unflagging justice you owe the People, against criminal pity for one who never felt such a sentiment. Say to Europe as it bears witness: Unite your kings against us for we have rebelled against kings.

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Citation: M. J. Mavidal and M. E. Laurent.Saint–Just’s Speech on the King’s Fate (27 December 1792). (n.d.). Retrieved November 12, 2017, from http://chnm.gmu.edu/revolution/d/325/

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Saint-Just helped draft a new 'Jacobin' constitution. It was the most egalitarian document of the entire Revolution

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Saint-Just  was born on August 25th, 1767 in Decize, Burgundy

Died on July 28, 1794, Paris, France.

At the age of a teenager he fell in love with a girl Thérèse Gellé

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The movie's "French revolution" depiction of saint- Just

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Execution of Saint-Just and his political leader, Robespierre

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Execution of Saint-Just and his political leader, Robespierre

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As the "Terror" came to a close, even Robspierre, head of the Committee of Public Safety fell victim to the device that had come to symbolize his bloody rule, the guillotine.

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”Those who make revolutions by halves do but dig their own graves.” ~Louis-Antoine de Saint-Just, March 13th, 1793

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Additional citation for the death of Robespierre: Robespierre overthrown in France. (n.d.). Retrieved November 12, 2017, from http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/robespierre-overthrown-in-france

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Saint-Just hadn't lived long enough to see the time beyond terror where France could finally not live in fear and the republic could be maintained by social institutions. But his partnership with Robespierre and the reign of terror only brought fright to the republic and the rest of France. Ironically having their deaths on the very same guillotine they used to keep the revolution thriving.

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Known as the “The French Revolution's Angel of Death”

Great friends with Robespierre and shared the same fate at a young age of 25 for Saint- Just and 36 for his Political leader/friend

Spokesman for the Jacobins from 1791-1794

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Citation to his life lifeoutside of politics: School data base, History Today [Advertisement]. (2015, January). Saint-Just , 65(1), 29-29.