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Why did Robespierre have so much fear of political traitors?

Why did Robespierre have so much fear of political traitors?
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Why did Robespierre have so much fear of political traitors?

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He feared that they would weaken and destroy the Revolutionary zeal and fervor, or that they might restore the Monarchy.
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The initial goals of the revolution were equal rights, constitutional monarchy and fair laws. ... Robespierre feared political traitors because he was going against the king so if someone switched to the kings side and told him what he was doing he would be killed.

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