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Parisian rebels defend barricades at the Rue St Honore, on the corner of Rue du Coq Date: 1830

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1830 Barricades Corner Defend Honore Parisian Rebels Revolution


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This evocative image captures a pivotal moment in French history during the July Revolution of 1830. The Parisian rebels, determined and resolute, stand atop the barricades on the corner of Rue St Honore and Rue du Coq. The Rue St Honore, once a bustling thoroughfare, now lies deserted as the rebels have taken control, barricading the streets to protect their cause. The July Revolution, also known as the Three Glorious Days, began on July 27, 1830, when the people of Paris rose up against King Charles X. The monarch's unpopular policies and the worsening economic conditions had fueled growing discontent. The rebellion quickly spread, and the barricades went up as the people of Paris sought to defend their neighborhoods and assert their political power. The rebels, a diverse group of artisans, students, and working-class citizens, were armed with whatever they could find - paving stones, furniture, and even cannon. They manned the barricades day and night, daring the royal forces to attack. The image of the Parisian rebels defending the barricades at Rue St Honore became a symbol of the revolution and the people's determination to overthrow the monarchy. The revolution was successful, and King Charles X was forced to abdicate on August 2, 1830. The new monarch, Louis-Philippe, was more popular with the people, and the July Monarchy began. This period saw significant reforms, including the extension of suffrage and the establishment of a more representative government. The July Revolution marked a turning point in French history, paving the way for the eventual establishment of the Third Republic in 1870.

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