[5], She was dissatisfied with the opportunities available to her as a woman and wrote to friends that she would have preferred to have lived in Roman times. De ce mariage furent issues trois filles. Jean-Marie Roland used the noble-sounding version during the ancien régime, but abandoned it when noble titles were abolished during the revolution. During the five months she was imprisoned, Madame Roland wrote her memoirs entitled Appel à l'impartiale postérité (Appeal to the impartial posterity). There is no indication that they were actively seeking a government post for Roland. The ministry was responsible for elections, education, agriculture, industry, commerce, roads, public order, poor relief and the working of government. Hän oli Ranskan suuren vallankumouksen aikana yksi girondistipuolueen johtajista yhdessä vaimonsa Jeanne Marie Rolandin (”madame Roland”) kanssa. Jeanne-Marie Phlipon was the daughter of a Paris engraver. At least 12,000 copies were sold. »[36]:442, qui est une invention du poète romantique Lamartine[37]. This appointment came so unexpectedly that the Rolands at first thought Brissot was joking. Within a few years, she developed into the better writer, which was also acknowledged by Jean-Marie Roland. At least on five occasions Brissot published excerpts from her letters as articles in his newspaper Le Patriote Francaise, so that her opinions were discussed outside Lyon. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. [60], In the second half of the nineteenth century the first biographies of Madame Roland were published. Garai hartako emakume gehienek baino prestakuntza askoz ere hobea jaso zuen gaztetan, eta kartsu jokatu zuen hasieratik iraultzaren alde. The peerage did not materialise: in the course of his professional life her husband had too often antagonised his superiors. La Révolution, qui l’enflamme d’un ardent patriotisme[5]:30, lui donne l’occasion de mettre un terme à sa vie terne et monotone. La charrette s’arrêta au pied de l’échafaud à 5 heures et quart[36]:442. Elle y reçoit la visite de son amie Henriette Cannet qui lui propose d’échanger leurs vêtements pour qu’elle puisse s’échapper, ce qu’elle refuse[15]:175. jamais, jamais, « Elle m’est tendrement attachée et annonce les plus intéressantes dispositions ; aussi ne puis-je plus me défendre de répondre a son vœu et de la prendre pour femme, malgré la disproportion de nos âges, « ce sont les romantiques qui, en exaltant la victime de la Terreur, l'héroïne sans tache et sans reproche, figèrent Mme Roland dans une attitude qui faisait d'elle un beau sujet de biographies romancées dans le genre victorien. Some historians argue that her refusal to enter into an alliance with Danton ultimately contributed to the fall of the Girondins. Rousseau was also very important to her in other areas. Lassé des attaques, le ministre de l’Intérieur démissionne le 23 janvier 1793[28]. Certainement on ne me reprochera pas une seconde faiblesse ; j’en mourrais de honte. She commented on all documents, wrote letters and memorandums, and had a major say in appointments, for example that of Joseph Servan de Gerbey as minister of war. Life. She was very concerned about the fate of Buzot, more than about Jean-Marie Roland. Elle est considérée comme la première femme candidate à une élection présidentielle africaine. Although Danton and Robespierre also attacked her in their writings, they presented her as a dangerous political opponent and not as a wicked female. Elle fait partie des figures féminines de la Révolution Française traitées dans le cadre de l'émission Secrets d'histoire, intitulée Les femmes de la Révolution diffusée le 12 juillet 2016 sur France 2[50]. She corresponded with a number of erudite older men - mainly clients of her father's - who acted as intellectual mentors. He paid ample attention to the role of Madame Roland, who he called the bravest of French women. Determining who was responsible for this slaughter became another point of contention between the various factions. [15] Before the move to Lyon, the couple visited England, where Madame Roland attended a debate in the House of Commons between the legendary political opponents William Pitt the Younger and Charles James Fox. Plus connu sous le nom de Man.. modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata Jeanne-Marie Ruth-Rolland, née Rolland le 17 juin 1937 et morte le 4 juin 1995 à Paris, est une femme politique, ministre, enseignante et travailleuse sociale. She hinted to him that she might consider a platonic marriage, but nothing of the sort came about. A few months earlier, Roland had opened a strongbox with confidential documents of Louis XVI. Dans Le Rouge et le Noir, Stendhal prête à Mathilde de la Mole ces réflexions[47],[48] : « S’il y a une révolution, pourquoi Julien Sorel ne jouerait-il pas le rôle de Roland, et moi celui de madame Roland ? [62], Madame Roland's memoirs and letters are unique in that they show the French Revolution from the perspective of a very intelligent woman who played an active role in the heart of events. Situé dans la Creuse, il a pour personnage principal une jeune paysanne très attachée aux légendes locales et à laquelle trois messieurs de la ville s'intéressent à divers degrés. La Révellière lui promit une mission diplomatique aux États-Unis, et en juillet 1796 partit pour embarquer à Bordeaux[42]. Jeanne Marie Phlipon est la fille de Marguerite Bimont et de Gatien Phlipon – ou Phlippon – maître graveur à Paris au no 41 quai de l'Horloge, homme aisé mais joueur et coureur de jupons[3]. [23] Meanwhile, it had become common knowledge in Lyon that the Rolands sympathized with the revolutionaries and had supported the establishment of radical political clubs. After the storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789, her thinking radicalised quickly and there was a complete change in the tone and content of her letters. Cependant, les Montagnards multiplient les attaques contre les Girondins, en particulier contre Roland surnommé dans le Père Duchesne « Coco Roland », Manon Roland devenant « Madame Coco » ou « la reine Coco[27] ». She tried to mobilize her friends through her letters, not hesitating to spread unfounded rumors about events and about people she did not agree with. [58], Many of her letters to friends, relatives and co-revolutionaries survived and have been published; these too are a rich source of information about historical events and people, and about daily life at the end of the 18th century. In March 1792 Roland was appointed Minister of the Interior. She was known for her intelligence, astute political analyses and her tenacity, and was a good lobbyist and negotiator. Madame Roland soon became convinced that a counter-revolution was being plotted. After hiding with the Rolands' friend the naturalist Bosc d'Antic in a former priory in the forest of Montmorency, he fled to Amiens and from there to Rouen. Se penchant vers Lamarche, de plus en plus accablé, elle tâcha de lui rendre un peu de courage et parut y parvenir[36]:442. Marie-Jeanne Phlipon, known as Manon,[note 1] was the daughter of Pierre Gatien Phlipon, an engraver, and his wife Marguerite Bimont, daughter of a haberdasher. Elle fait partie d’une fratrie de cinq enfants, mais un seul de ses frères, Roland a survécu jusqu’à l’âge adulte. Jeanne Roland was born on March 19, 1937 in Rangoon, Burma as Myrna Jean Rollins. [9], They were married in February 1780 and initially lived in Paris, where Roland worked at the Ministry of the Interior. She regretted that she would not live long enough to write the complete history of the French Revolution. Nouvelle édition critique, par Cl. Craignant néanmoins de passer pour un suborneur, Bosc, âgé de trente-sept ans, l’envoie, le 5 décembre 1795, à Rouen, chez les demoiselles Malortie, qui avaient caché son père, deux ans plus tôt, lors de la proscription des Girondins[43]:145. She defended herself so well that the deputies applauded - the public gallery remained silent. [11], After a year in Paris the couple moved to Amiens. In 1790 Jean-Marie Roland was elected in the city council of Lyon where he advocated a moderate revolutionary administration. She had control over the content of ministerial letters, memorandums and speeches, was involved in decisions about political appointments, and was in charge of a bureau set up to influence public opinion in France. Almost immediately, his papers were confiscated and an investigation was started into his actions as minister. The rather sober dinners that Madame Roland gave twice a week (successors of the 'salon' she hosted before Jean-Marie Roland became minister) were depicted as decadent events where politicians were seduced to join the 'Roland clique'. Only then did it become generally known who Madame Roland had been in love with during the last months of her life. A few weeks later, on 31 May, a 'revolutionary committee' (possibly set up by the Paris Commune) made an attempt to arrest Roland. Madame Roland refused to flee or go into hiding; she even went to the Convention to personally protest against the attempted arrest of her husband. (Oh freedom, what crimes are committed in your name!) (Reynolds, p 146). She was described by contemporaries as a charming woman and a brilliant conversationalist. She later said that his books had shown her how to lead a happy and fulfilled life. She is an actress, known for You Only Live Twice (1967), Casino Royale (1967) and Secret Agent (1964). Égérie des Girondins puis, plus tard, des Romantiques ; elle fut une des figures de la Révolution française et joua un rôle majeur au sein du parti girondin. Signature of Marie-Jeanne Roland de la Platiere (1754-1793). [21] She was no longer interested in societal reform, but advocated revolution. En rédigeant de 1843 à 1846 son Histoire des Girondins, Lamartine réalise une fresque mythique, préparant à son héroïne Madame Roland une belle mort, et en lui réservant, comme aux autres protagonistes, un rôle archétypal[37] : « Les hommes naissent comme des personnifications instantanées des choses qui doivent se penser, se dire ou se faire : Voltaire, le bon sens ; Jean-Jacques Rousseau, l'idéal ; (...) Madame Roland, l'enthousiasme (...) ». They were hated by representatives of the old elite because of this. Marie-Jeanne Phlippon Roland, Madame Roland izenaz ezaguna (Paris, 1754ko martxoaren 17a - ibidem, 1793ko azaroaren 8a) frantses politikaria izan zen, Jean-Marie Roland de la Platièren emaztea. Her considerable political influence was not exerted by participating in public debate (which she found unseemly for a woman), but through letters and personal conversations. She wrote a particularly detailed and candid report of the birth and the problems with breastfeeding, and is one of the first women of this time to write openly about such matters. Varhain vuonna 1791 hän aloitti poliittisen uransa ja asettui asumaan Pariisiin yhdessä aviomiehensä Jean Marie Roland de la … Until the 20th century, biographers emphasized her intelligence, feminine charm and high morals, and depicted her primarily as a tragic heroine in the struggle for freedom and equality. Grâce à ses relations au sein de la Gironde, Roland devient ministre de l’Intérieur le 23 mars 1792. In 1777 she took part in an essay competition on the theme 'How the education of women can help make men better.' [6], In the social milieu of the Phlipons, marriages were usually arranged; it was unusual for a young woman like Manon Phlipon, the only child of fairly prosperous parents, not to be married by the age of twenty. Eudora avait alors moins de quatorze ans et demi[42]. Madame Roland, amb el nom de soltera de Jeanne Marie Philipon (París, 17 de mar ç de 1754 - 8 de novembre de 1793), fou una cèlebre dama francesa dels temps de la revolució. The couple settled in Paris in 1791, and Mme Roland’s salon quickly became a meeting place for the group of bourgeois republicans (later called the Girondins) led by Jacques Brissot. They favoured a liberal economy and the abolition of old regulations, and advocated relief for the poor. (Oh freedom, they have made a mockery of you).' She was, as always, very firm in her views and convinced of her own infallibility. [31], In the months immediately after her arrival in Paris, Madame Roland was not satisfied with the progress of social and political change in France, which she felt to be not fast and far-reaching enough. She was not inclined to compromise on anything; to achieve her revolutionary ideals she found the use of force, and even civil war, acceptable. She is regarded as the first female African presidential candidate. En prison, elle est respectée par tous les gardiens et certains privilèges lui sont accordés. Her father taught her drawing and art history, an uncle who was a priest gave her some Latin lessons and her grandmother, who had been a governess, took care of spelling and grammar. After the execution of Louis XVI on January 21, 1793, Jean-Marie Roland resigned as minister. She was convinced that she would eventually be put to death but refused to cooperate with an escape plan organized by Roland which involved exchanging clothes with a visitor; she thought this too risky for the visitor. En février 1781, le couple Roland s’installe à Amiens, où ils restent quatre ans, pour le travail dont Roland s’était chargé, d’une partie considérable de l’Encyclopédie méthodique[5]:30. En 1776, par l’intermédiaire de ses deux amies amiénoises (notamment de Sophie, devenue Mme de Gomicourt en épousant Pierre Dragon Gomicourt, seigneur de Sailly-le-Sec), elle fait la connaissance de Jean-Marie Roland de La Platière, économiste réputé, d’une grande intelligence, inspecteur du commerce et des manufactures de Picardie, lié à Amiens avec la famille Cannet[4]. Her views are closer to those held by Louise de Kéralio than the revolutionary feminists Etta Palm and Olympe de Gouges.[55][56]. Only a few years later she would begin to question the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church. Faites un don. She is indignant that the Jacobin press compared her to the influential noble women from the ancien regime. In the following years, she would occasionally in letters to friends (and in her memoirs) continue to call her daughter ’slow’ and lament that her child had such bad taste. Le procès se déroule entre 9 h et 14 h 30, et la sentence est mise à exécution le soir même, en même temps qu’un autre condamné, Simon-François Lamarche, ancien directeur de la fabrication des assignats, accusé de s’être rendu aux Tuileries, auprès du roi, le 9 août[34] ("la journée finissait et déjà la brume légère et la cendre grise du crépuscule enveloppaient les rues de Paris"[35]:156). « Toute sa vie, elle coopérera au travail de son mari, co-rédigeant avec lui ses discours académiques, ses traités techniques, ses rapports d’inspecteur des manufactures, ses articles pour l’Encyclopédie méthodique et, pendant la Révolution, ses textes ministériels[14] ». Political opponents of the Rolands pointed out that 'their' Ministry of the Interior was responsible for the prisons and had taken very little action to prevent or stop the violence. She is an actress, known for You Only Live Twice (1967), Casino Royale (1967) … Le vertueux et sévère Roland, de vingt ans son aîné, s’éprend de Manon et demande sa main. Wikipedia.fr est un site géré par Wikimédia France. She discovered that she had a talent for lobbying and negotiating. In the end he fully accepted her as his intellectual equal and there was an equal partnership.[13][14]. octobre 5, 2020 Découvrez les différentes entités du mouvement Wikimédia. Le Moniteur Universel wrote disapprovingly that Madame Roland had gone to her death with 'ironic gaiety' and stated that like Marie Antoinette and the feminist Olympe de Gouges, she had been put to death because she had crossed the "boundaries of female virtue. As the revolution progressed, they began to distance themselves from the Jacobins, who became dominated by radical Parisian leaders like Georges Danton and Jean-Paul Marat. She was happy when, on February 7, 1790, an uprising broke out in Lyon that led to the ousting of the city council and an increase of the number of men eligible to vote. Manon entretient avec ses deux amies une correspondance suivie après leur sortie du couvent[9]. Dès le début du dix-neuvième siècle, elle était déjà l'objet d'un véritable culte qui tenait de la vénération et de l'admiration amoureuse »[46]. Madame Roland remained the driving force behind her husband's work. » sans paraître la troubler[36]:442. Quand la charrette arriva devant Saint-Roch, des forcenés les accablèrent d’injures, leur montrant le poing et criant : « À la guillotine ! In 1795, two years after her death, the memoirs appeared in print for the first time. Her ideas are very close to deism. En 1774, elle séjourne quelque temps au château de Versailles, ressentant comme une insulte le mépris dans lequel la noblesse tient les bourgeois[6]:132. Jean-Paul Marat, Jacques-René Hébert and Camille Desmoulins depicted Madame Roland as a manipulative courtesan who deceived the virtuous Roland; in their articles and pamphlets they compared her to Madame Du Barry and Marie Antoinette. Apprenant que la place d’inspecteur des manufactures à Lyon est vacante, elle postule pour son mari ; c’est ainsi que le couple, en août 1784, quitte Amiens et s’installe à Villefranche-sur-Saône[19] dans la maison paternelle de Roland où vivait encore sa mère[5]:30. [10] Her friendship with François Xavier Lanthenas, later a parliamentarian, also dates from this time. Manon Roland y apparaît « ni héroïne mystique telle Jeanne d’Arc, ni anti-héroïne telle Madame Bovary : Madame Roland est un pur produit des Lumières et de la Révolution »[45]. Throughout her life she would regularly reread Rousseau's Julie, ou La Nouvelle Héloïse, and use it as a source of inspiration. Ημερομηνία : 18ος αιώνας . With some difficulty she managed to convince him to destroy the manuscript. Madame Roland wrote her memoirs while she was imprisoned in the months before her execution. Roland (Manon Jeanne Philipon) (1754–1793), French literary woman and politician MET 31514.jpg 1 984 × 1 984 ; 597 Kio Monsieur et Madame Roland et leur fille Eudora.jpg 5 … He was accused of having destroyed papers that could have incriminated the Girondins. Elle est jugée le 8 novembre 1793. Jeanne Roland (1942 - ) Casino Royale (1967) [Captain of the guards]: Killed in an explosion (along with almost everyone else in the movie) when Woody Allen accidentally blows up the casino. Pauline Roland a reçu une instruction à l’insistance de sa mère, receveuse des postes de Falaise. Jeanne Roland was born in Rangoon as Myrna Jean Rollins. (1734 1793) political figure Born in Thizy, Beaujolais, Jean Marie Roland de la Platière adopted the ideas of the revolution of 1789 and sat as a notable on the Council of the Commune of lyon (1790), where he also helped to found a jacobin… She stated that the time was not yet right for women to openly participate in public debate. Suite à un séjour à Versaillesen 1774, elle conçoit une véritable haine pour les aristocrates et leur mépris des bourgeois. There are two versions handed down concerning her last words at the foot of the guillotine: 'O Liberté, que de crimes on commet en ton nom! Marie-Jeanne 'Manon' Roland de la Platière (lahir di Paris, 17 Maret 1754 – meninggal di Paris, 8 November 1793 pada umur 39 tahun), yang lahir dengan nama Marie-Jeanne Phlipon, dan dikenal dengan nama Madame Roland, adalah seorang revolusioner, salonnière dan penulis asal Prancis. He was intelligent, well-read and well-traveled, but he was also known as a difficult human being: reluctant to take into consideration any opinions but his own and easily irritated. Égérie des Girondins puis, plus tard, des Romantiques ; elle fut une des figures de la Révolution française et joua un rôle majeur au sein du parti girondin. The biographies written about her give Marie-Jeanne a first name. Détachée de la vie, libérée de la présence de son mari, elle ressent son arrestation comme un soulagement qu’elle décrit à Buzot dans une de ces pages de la correspondance passionnée et déchirante qu’ils échangent alors : « Je chéris ces fers où il m’est libre de t’aimer sans partage[30] ». Elle aurait dû être exécutée avant Lamarche, mais c’est le contraire qui eut lieu[36]:442. She spent the rest of her imprisonment in the harsher prison of Sainte Pelagie. husband of Madame Roland, was Inspector of Manufactures at Lyons; represented Lyons in the Constituent Assembly; acted with the Girondists; fled when the Girondist party fled, and on hearing of his wife s fate at Rouen bade farewell to his… In July of that year, a demonstration on the Champs de Mars led to a massacre: the National Guard opened fire on demonstrators, killing possiby as many as 50 people. À huit ans, elle se passionna pour la lecture de la Vie des hommes illustres de Plutarque qui resta un de ses auteurs favoris[5]:14 et elle avait lu la Bible, le Roman comique de Scarron, un traité des Guerres civiles d’Appien, les Mémoires de Pontis et de mademoiselle de Montpensier, un traité sur l’Art héraldique[6]:120-1. La première année de leur mariage, ils vivent un an à Paris, où son mari a été appelé par les intendants du commerce qui voulaient faire de nouveaux règlements[5]:30. However, she was also convinced of her own intellectual and moral superiority and alienated important political leaders like Robespierre and Danton. [59], In 1837, the Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle published The French Revolution: a History, his now famous study of the French Revolution. The reasons are not entirely clear - possibly he resigned in protest against the execution, but possibly also because the work load, the ongoing personal and political attacks by the radicals, and the marital problems had become too much for him. Unlike the feminist revolutionaries Olympe de Gouges and Etta Palm, Madame Roland was not an advocate for political rights for women. Sainte-Beuve lui consacre cinq études, et Lamartine la définit d'abord comme une femme, un génie de l'amour vivant par le cœur et déversant son surplus d'amour dans l'œuvre de la révolution[46]. Un frère de sa mère, l'abbé Bimont, lui apprit le latin[6]:121. [2], As a child she was very religious. Her beloved Buzot lived as a fugitive for several months and then also ended his own life. Henri Hours, « Madame Roland et la société de Villefranche-sur-Saône en 1786 ». In this she followed Rousseau who also mentions 'inappropriate' personal details in his Confessions. [50], When Madame Roland heard in October that Buzot too was in danger of being arrested, she tried to end her life by refusing food. Dans une lettre en date du 9 septembre, elle écrit sans illusions : « […] Danton conduit tout ; Robespierre est son mannequin, Marat tient sa torche et son poignard ; ce farouche tribun règne et nous ne sommes que des opprimés, en attendant que nous tombions ses victimes[25]. "[53], When a few days later Jean-Marie Roland heard in his hiding place in Rouen that his wife had been executed, he committed suicide. Roland, Mme, Marie-Jeanne used in: British Library: English Short Title Catalogue - AACR2 Heading, London (United Kingdom) She was always asked for advice on political strategy and she contributed to the content of letters, parliamentary bills and speeches. Her father ran a successful business and the family lived in reasonable prosperity on the Quai de l'Horloge in Paris. Paul Hyland, Olga Gomez en Francesca Greensides (eds), Encyclopédie méthodique - Dictionnaire des Arts and Métiers, "Les Mémoires de Madame Roland : être femme dans la tourmente de l'Histoire", "Women as Spectators and Participants in the French Revolution", "Mémoires de Mme Roland. [27], During these events, Madame Roland always sat at a table by the window, reading, writing letters or doing needlework. Marie-Jeanne 'Manon' Roland de la Platière (Paris, March 17, 1754 – Paris, November 8, 1793), born Marie-Jeanne Phlipon, and best known under the name Madame Roland, was a French revolutionary, salonnière and writer. Δημιουργός: Άγνωστος: Άδεια (Επαναχρησιμοποίηση αυτού του αρχείου) This image is in the public domain. She was one of the few female correspondents in the revolutionary press. La lecture de la Nouvelle Héloïse parvient à la consoler du profond chagrin qu’elle éprouve et Jean-Jacques Rousseau reste son maître[10]. In her letters she described and analyzed the developments in Lyon. She spent the first years of the revolution in Lyon, where her husband was elected to the city council. The fate of the imprisoned Girondins was sealed when Charlotte Corday, a Girondin sympathizer from Caen, assassinated the popular Marat in Paris. After a short trial she was found guilty of conspiracy against the revolution and the death sentence was pronounced; the judge did not allow her to read a statement she had prepared. Jean-Marie Roland de La Platière (18. helmikuuta 1734 Thizy – 15. marraskuuta 1793 Bourg-Beaudouin) oli ranskalainen poliitikko. Therefore, and because she was an only child, she received more education than was customary for a girl from her social background at that time; however, it still fell short of the level of schooling a boy would have received. In particular, attention focussed on the contrast between Madame Roland's views on the limited role women should play in public life, and her own active and directive involvement in politics. Already during her lifetime, many found this difficult to reconcile with her own active involvement in politics and her important role within the Girondins. Dès le début du dix-neuvième siècle, elle était déjà l'objet d'un véritable culte qui tenait de la vénération et de l'admiration amoureuse », « ni héroïne mystique telle Jeanne d’Arc, ni anti-héroïne telle Madame Bovary : Madame Roland est un pur produit des Lumières et de la Révolution », Une très grande majorité d’historiens donnent le nom de Phlipon. Son époux s’échappe vers Rouen, mais Manon Roland se laisse arrêter[10] le 1er juin 1793 à son domicile situé au second étage du no 51 rue de la Vieille Bouclerie ; elle est incarcérée dans la prison de l’Abbaye[29]. Madame Roland herself took to the streets to lobby for the introduction of a republic; she also became a member of a political club under her own name for the first time, despite her conviction that women should not have a role in public life. Après les massacres de Septembre, qui la révoltent mais contre lesquels elle n’agit pas, elle voue à Danton une haine féroce[10]. She entrusted the manuscript of her memoirs to the journalist Luc-Antoine de Champagneux, who she knew from Lyon. According to some sources - and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France - her first name was Jeanne-Marie. Her assistant Sophie Grandchamp came every other day; Bosc d'Antic brought her flowers from the botanical garden on his regular visits. A number of Girondin politicians, including Buzot, managed to escape from Paris. With Roland, she was a regular visitor at the Jacobin club (here too women were only allowed access to the public gallery). Unusual for that time - but entirely in line with Rousseau's theories - Madame Roland breastfed her daughter herself instead of hiring a wet nurse. » Mais, en avril, Eudora commence à donner des signes de refroidissement, que viennent confirmer deux lettres en date des 26 et 28 avril[43]:147-8. Unlike many other revolutionaries, she was quick to argue for the establishment of a republic. 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