Atlas posters during the French Revolution

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Opebo, you could have an official mistress. It's better than prostitution.

[opebo]

Opebo, you could have an official mistress. It's better than prostitution.

I'm not so sure about that.

Anyway I think the distinction Gustaf is making above is more a matter of pretense on the part of the participants than any real difference.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I guess I'd be one of the poor yet pro-Catholic people. Which side were they on again? When my class covered the French Revolution last year we didn't touch on all these different factions, though I remember reading the word "Jacobin" in a book on John Adams.

[The Mikado]

I guess I'd be one of the poor yet pro-Catholic people. Which side were they on again? When my class covered the French Revolution last year we didn't touch on all these different factions, though I remember reading the word "Jacobin" in a book on John Adams.

You'd probably be a counterrevolutionary rebel or at least a sympathizer with them.  See the Vendée Counterrevolution for the most prominent example of them.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I guess I'd be one of the poor yet pro-Catholic people. Which side were they on again? When my class covered the French Revolution last year we didn't touch on all these different factions, though I remember reading the word "Jacobin" in a book on John Adams.

C'mon, I'm sure you can guess.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I guess I'd be one of the poor yet pro-Catholic people. Which side were they on again? When my class covered the French Revolution last year we didn't touch on all these different factions, though I remember reading the word "Jacobin" in a book on John Adams.

C'mon, I'm sure you can guess.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQlz2SlhjIE

[Gustaf]

Opebo, you could have an official mistress. It's better than prostitution.

I'm not so sure about that.

Anyway I think the distinction Gustaf is making above is more a matter of pretense on the part of the participants than any real difference.

...that was my point.

[Hash]

I guess I'd be one of the poor yet pro-Catholic people. Which side were they on again? When my class covered the French Revolution last year we didn't touch on all these different factions, though I remember reading the word "Jacobin" in a book on John Adams.

Given that poor clericals were constrained, regimented, indoctrinated and cultured to follow the orders and wishes of their noble or clerical overlords, I think you can guess by yourself.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I like to think that I'd be an ally of Lafayette, except favoring a unicameral Assembly.