What were his personal habits and relationships?

May 11, 2013 ... Proyart's biography on Robespierre does have its flaws but I'm ... Moreover, Proyart did go to school with Robespierre. He is in a ... Deseine's terracotta bust of Robespierre, today displayed in the Musée de la Révolution française at Vizille, is absolutely “legit” insofar as it was sculpted ... 27 Robespierre was quickly transformed after his death into a paranoid and bloodthirsty dictator, and in the twentieth century sometimes seen as the precursor ... Feb 2, 2017 ... Why do you think it's important to protest and what do you hope ... I did comedy because that was the most natural thing for me, but if ... Maximilien Robespierre was a radical democrat and key figure in the French Revolution of 1789. Robespierre briefly presided over the influential Jacobin Club. While he'd encouraged sensational press under journalists like Marat and Hebert, Robespierre didn't want the kind of chaos that their fiery rhetoric inspired. Robespierre emerged from the execution of Louis XVI as the unquestioned leader of the radical faction of the revolution. On July 27, 1793 Robespierre was ... And anyone who does not agree with this idea of virtue should be executed. Tragically, the man who was once firmly against the death penalty would end up ... Dec 29, 2014 ... When I was a student—back in the Dark Ages—“What does it mean?” was thought to be a good question to ask of a book or a story or a film. The ... Robespierre was often associated ,even used as a scapegoat for the Terror and the use of the Guillotine, he was an avid supported of the abolition of capital ...