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September 22, 1792 Advent of the French Republic On September 22, 1792, six weeks after the incarceration of King Louis XVI and two days after the victory at Valmy, the deputies of the new assembly of the Convention decided, on a proposal from Danton, that public acts would henceforth be dated "Year 1 of the Republic". It was in this "furtive" manner, according to Robespierre's words, that France discovered itself as a Republic. Under the Ancien Régime, the word Republic was synonymous with State (whether or not it had a sovereign at its head). At the end of the 18th century, it began to be confused with a non-monarchical regime (whether or not it was democratic).

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September 21, 1792 Opening of the Convention On September 21, 1792, the Convention succeeded the Legislative Assembly and ended the first experiment in constitutional monarchy. The new assembly decreed the abolition of royalty in France. The event occurred under the auspices of the victory at Valmy, the day before, on September 20, 1792, against Prussian troops. The next day, September 22, 1792, the deputies decided, on a proposal from Danton, that public acts would henceforth be dated "Year 1 of the Republic". It was in this "furtive" manner, according to Robespierre's words, that France discovered itself as a Republic!

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