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Lenovo Early on, Andress makes an important point. The atmosphere of universal suspicion and vigilance of the Terror years was not irrational paranoia. The displaced ruling elite - above all the obnoxious Marie-Antoinette - were constantly plotting to reverse the gains of the revolution. They were quite willing to do anything to claw back their old power, and the revolutionaries had to be quite ruthless to stop them. The question the critics of the Terror never answer is, 'How else might change have come?' There is no evidence that the monarchy and its friends would have voluntarily allowed the slightest reform - without revolution they would be there today.
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Desktop Computers In his conclusion Andress tries to compare the Terror to the current attack on civil liberties produced by the 'war on terror'. It is a well meaning thought, but utterly misguided. The French Terror, whatever its mistakes, was a movement from below responding to a wholly new historical situation. The present-day ruling classes of the US and Britain are an old and deeply corrupt privileged order, frantically clinging on to their obsolete privileges. George Bush is not Robespierre but Marie-Antoinette. The longer we leave them there, the bloodier their eventual removal will be.
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