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~Welcome to The Third Estate. Set in Paris in the summer of 1794, this alternate-history RP allows you to decide the outcome of the Revolution. The Reign of Terror is in full swing; Robespierre heads the bloodthirsty Committee of Public Safety. No one's ideology goes unquestioned, and the people of France are experiencing a moral freedom such as has never been seen before. Paris is a place of fear, lust, and power-brokering. How will you survive it?


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Maximilien de Robespierre
Posted: Feb 17 2008, 12:10 AM


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BY DECREE OF MAXIMILIEN DE ROBESPIERRE, HENCEFORTH
We, the People of France, Shall Take Up this New Calendar:

MONTHS


Vendémiaire (Sep 22 ~ Oct 21)

Brumaire (Oct 22 ~ Nov 20)

Frimaire (Nov 21 ~ Dec 20)

Nivôse (Dec 21 ~ Jan 19)

Pluviôse (Jan 20 ~ Feb 18)

Ventôse (Feb 19 ~ Mar 20)

Germinal (Mar 21 ~ Apr 19)

Floréal (Apr 20 ~ May 19

Prairial (May 20 ~ Jun 18)

Messidor (Jun 19 ~ Jul 18)

Thermidor (Jul 19 ~ Aug 17)

Fructidor (Aug 18 ~ Sep 16)



THE 10-DAY WEEK
Three in each month


* primidi (first day)
* duodi (second day)
* tridi (third day)
* quartidi (fourth day)
* quintidi (fifth day)
* sextidi (sixth day)
* septidi (seventh day)
* octidi (eighth day)
* nonidi (ninth day)
* décadi (tenth day)


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“Terror is only justice: prompt, severe and inflexible; it is then an emanation of virtue; it is less a distinct principle than a natural consequence of the general principle of democracy, applied to the most pressing wants of the country." --Maximilien de Robespierre
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