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The study aims to analyze provincial opposition to the revolution of 10 August 1792, emphasizing its roots in constitutional loyalty.

‘By the king’s suspension, the constitution is violated’: provincial opposition to the revolution of 10 August 1792

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The study aims to analyze provincial opposition to the revolution of 10 August 1792, emphasizing its roots in constitutional loyalty.
Examined historical accounts and records from the Legislative Assembly regarding the events of August 10, 1792.
Analyzed expressions of support for the constitutional monarchy among provincial leaders and the army during the summer of 1792.
Contrasted the narrative of provincial opposition with existing historical interpretations attributing it to royalism or fear of democracy.
Identified a significant level of support for the Constitution of 1791 among provincial leaders
Showed that moderate revolutionaries opposed Parisian radicalism due to their commitment to constitutional principles.
Highlighted the uncertainty and fear in the departments that suggested a complex view of support for the revolution rather than straightforward royalist sentiment.

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Historians demonstrate provincial opposition to Parisian radicalism, indicating support for the Constitution of 1791.

William S Cormack (2026) studied this question.

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