Both Uses of "The French Revolution" in "The Souls of Black Folk"

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The French Revolution
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The Souls of Black Folk
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In the fifties we were near enough the echoes of the French Revolution to believe pretty thoroughly in universal suffrage.†
Chpt 9

The French Revolution = violent revolution that replaced the French Monarchy with a republic (1789-1799)
B'lieve I did heah somethin' about his givin' talks on the French Revolution, equality, and such like.†
Chpt 13 *

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(1) (The French Revolution)
violent revolution that replaced the French Monarchy with a republic (which in turn was overthrown by Napoleon Bonaparte) (1789-1799)
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)