History and chronology of Lafayette in France

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Revolution

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1789
Battle Mons
Battle Tournai
Commander Army the North
Commander National Guard
Constitution
Declaration Rights Man
Exile Lafayette
France
Invasion Flanders
National Assembl
National Guard
Peace
Siege Bastille
Siege Paris
Surrender Lafayette
1792
Battle Mons
Battle Tournai
Commander Army the North
Commander National Guard
Constitution
Declaration Rights Man
Exile Lafayette
France
Invasion Flanders
National Assembl
National Guard
Peace
Siege Bastille
Siege Paris
Surrender Lafayette

Places

Bastille
Flanders
Mons
Paris
Tournai

Lafayette History of France


1792	Battle of Mons
Mons The French are forced to retreat after the battle of Mons
1792	Battle of Tournai
Tournai The French are forced to retreat
1792	Commander Army of the North
Appointed Comander of the Northern Army
Appointed Comander of the Northern Army
1789	Commander National Guard
17th July Paris Appointed Commander of the National Guard by Louis XVI
17th July Paris Appointed Commander of the National Guard by Louis XVI
1789	Constitution
26th Aug The Constituent Assembly accepts the Declaration of the Rights of Man & Citizen
1792	Constitution
18th June Announces to the Assembly that the Jacobins are a state within a state
1789	Declaration of Rights of Man
26th Aug Paris The Constituent Assembly accepts Lafayette's Declaration of Rights of Man & Citizen
1792	Exile of Lafayette
10th Aug Paris The Tuileries is stormed by the Paris mob, Lafayette surrenders to Austria
1789
14th July Bastille The Army dissolves itself
1792	Invasion of Flanders
20th April Flanders Fighting begins along the Flanders frontier, Lafayette commands the French forces
1792	National Assembl
28th June Paris Appears at the bar of the Assembly & demands the dissolution of the Jacobins
1789	National Guard
14th July Bastille The National Guard, a citizens militia, is formed which wears the tricolour cockade
1792	National Guard
29th June Paris Raises a force from the National Guard to march on the Jacobins but fails
1792	Peace
June Paris Secretly seeks an armistice with Austria
1789	Siege of Bastille
14th July Paris The Paris ians storm the Bastille
1792	Siege of Paris
10th Aug Paris The Tuileries is stormed by the Paris mob
1792	Surrender Lafayette
10th Aug Paris Lafayette crosses the border & surrenders to Austria