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Did the french revolution contradict the main political trends of the eighteenth century?
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Did the french revolution contradict the main political trends of the eighteenth century?
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Did the french revolution contradict the main political trends of the eighteenth century?
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The French Revolution had destroyed a French monarchy based on the divine right of kings. So yes it did. Hope I helped. :)
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