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There is almost nothing in common between popular outbreaks such as took place in France at her great Revolution and the establishment of a government like our own.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “There is almost nothing in common between popular outbreaks such as took place in France at her great Revolution and the…”
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Wilson contrasts the French Revolution with the establishment of the American government.
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