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Eksempel på problemstillinger til kilderne 3.10 + 3.11 + 3.12 (klik på pilen):

Forklar kort grundtankerne i den franske grundlovs indhold fra 1791 og kom ind på hvilke gruppers interesser der blev varetaget i grundloven. Hvad ville borgerne opnå ved mødet ved Marsmarken og hvad skete der på mødet? Hvad gjorde, at folkeviljen vendte imod kongen?

Introduktion til kilde 3.10: Protestskrivelse ved Marsmarken 17. juli 1791

Følgende kilde er det manifest, der blev underskrevet af de franskmænd, der gik ind for afskaffelse af kongedømmet og dannelsen af en republik på Marsmarken på dagen for massakren d. 17. juli 1791. For enden af Marsmarken blev Eiffeltårnet bygget i 1889 på 100 året for revolutionen.

Kort version:

THE undersigned Frenchmen, members of the sovereign people, considering that, in questions concerning the safety of the people, it is their right to express their will in order to enlighten and guide their deputies,

THAT no question has ever arisen more important than the King's desertion,

THAT the decree of 15 July contains no decision concerning Louis XVI,

THAT, in obeying this decree, it is necessary to decide promptly the future of this individual,

THAT his conduct must form the basis of this decision,

THAT Louis XVI, having accepted Royal functions, and sworn to defend the Constitution, has deserted the post entrusted to him; has protested against that very Constitution in a declaration written and signed in his own hand; has attempted, by his flight and his orders, to paralyze the executive power, and to upset the Constitution in complicity with men who are today awaiting trial for such an attempt,

THAT his perjury, his desertion, his protest, not to speak of all the other criminal acts which have proceeded, accompanied, and followed them, involve a formal abdication of the constitutional Crown entrusted to him,

THAT the National Assembly has so judged in assuming the executive power, suspending the Royal authority and holding him in a state of arrest,

THAT fresh promises from Louis XVI to observe the Constitution cannot offer the Nation a sufficient guarantee against a fresh perjury and a new conspiracy.

CONSIDERING finally that it would be as contrary to the majesty of the outraged Nation as it would be contrary to its interest to confide the reins of empire to a perjurer, a traitor, and a fugitive, [we] formally and specifically demand that the Assembly receive the abdication made on 21 June by Louis XVI of the crown which had been delegated to him, and provide for his successor in the constitutional manner, [and we] declare that the undersigned will never recognise Louis XVI as their King unless the majority of the Nation express a desire contrary to the present petition.

Kilde: Andress, David (2000). Massacre at the Champ de Mars: Popular Dissent and Political Culture in the French Revolution. Woodbridge, Suffolk

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