- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Abbreviations
- List of Illustrations
- Glossary
- [UNTITLED]
- Prologue: 4 February 1780
- Introduction
- 1 The Bride's Story (1)
- 2 The Bride's Story (2)
- 3 The Groom's Story (1)
- 4 The Groom's Story (2)
- 5 Who to Marry? Suitors and Fiancées
- 6 Bonjour Loup! Living Together
- 7 Educating Eudora
- 8 Essays and Academies
- 9 Leaving the North
- 10 The Calm Before the Storm
- 11 1789: Watching from Lyon
- 12 1790: Joining the Municipal Revolution
- 13 1790: A Community of Friends?
- 14 1791
- 15 1791: After Varennes
- 16 1791
- 17 March 1792
- 18 Summer 1792:
- 19 June–August 1792
- 20 August–September 1792
- 21 1792–1793
- 22 ‘This Astonishing Lady’:
- 23 1792–1793: Fact or Fantasy?
- 24 January–May 1793
- 25 January–November 1793
- 26 31 May 1793
- 27 June–October 1793
- 28 November 1793
- Epilogue and Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Sources and Bibliography
- Acknowledgements
- Index
1792–1793
1792–1793
Minister of the Republic Grain and Museums
- Chapter:
- (p.204) 21 1792–1793
- Source:
- Marriage and Revolution
- Author(s):
Siân Reynolds
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
Despite the split between Brissotins (or ‘Girondins’) and Montagnards in the Convention, briefly discussed, divisions do not concern all policy: this chapter considers Roland's daily work as Interior minister, for the republic in autumn 1792. It takes two case studies in particular : subsistence and food supplies, and the reorganization of the Louvre and the National Library. Exploring the administration involved suggests that ministerial workload and implementation of decrees has been underestimated historically. In particular, the Interior ministry carries huge responsibility for dealings with the provinces on a range of issues.
Keywords: Girondins, Montagnards, Convention, administration, policy, subsistence, Louvre, republic, Interior Ministry, National Library
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Abbreviations
- List of Illustrations
- Glossary
- [UNTITLED]
- Prologue: 4 February 1780
- Introduction
- 1 The Bride's Story (1)
- 2 The Bride's Story (2)
- 3 The Groom's Story (1)
- 4 The Groom's Story (2)
- 5 Who to Marry? Suitors and Fiancées
- 6 Bonjour Loup! Living Together
- 7 Educating Eudora
- 8 Essays and Academies
- 9 Leaving the North
- 10 The Calm Before the Storm
- 11 1789: Watching from Lyon
- 12 1790: Joining the Municipal Revolution
- 13 1790: A Community of Friends?
- 14 1791
- 15 1791: After Varennes
- 16 1791
- 17 March 1792
- 18 Summer 1792:
- 19 June–August 1792
- 20 August–September 1792
- 21 1792–1793
- 22 ‘This Astonishing Lady’:
- 23 1792–1793: Fact or Fantasy?
- 24 January–May 1793
- 25 January–November 1793
- 26 31 May 1793
- 27 June–October 1793
- 28 November 1793
- Epilogue and Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Sources and Bibliography
- Acknowledgements
- Index
