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revolution_fr2009-07-12 11:12 pm
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TERROR, on YOUTUBE!
Yeah, i guess what i found on youtube?
That dreadful Terror! Robespierre and the french revolution..
here's the link -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcZxrb_L0_M
part 1 of 9, hahahah
enjoy =O
I'm watching now..=(
now discuss!
That dreadful Terror! Robespierre and the french revolution..
here's the link -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcZxrb_L0_M
part 1 of 9, hahahah
enjoy =O
and apparently the emo GUY is ST. JUST! GASP!
now discuss!
(frozen comment) no subject
Have you ever seen, or read, -anything- about the French revolution that wasn't ideologically manipulated. That's what it's there for. Anyone who talks or writes about it does so because they have a comment to make... That's half what makes it so interesting,compared to programmes about the Tudors where they just chat about Henry VIII's wives.
And if you were ever to write a book about the Jacobins, I would be sure to take everything you say with a pinch of salt, as well.
Most people who watch these programmes aren't stupid, either. They at least have some interest in history and how history works - i.e. this isn't a completely accurate unbiased account of what happened.
What more worries me is that a lot of people don't even know who Maximilien Robespierre is, at all. But these people probably wouldn't watch this programme, because they're just not interested in it.