Revolutionary Ideas: An Intellectual History of the French Revolution From the Rights of Man to Robespierre (197 page)

Rousseauism, popular, Rousseau cult,
105
,
130
,
154
,
212
,
518
–
19
,
557
–
59
,
596
,
700

Roux, Jacques (1752–94), radical priest and Enragé leader,
362
,
437
,
449
,
467
–
69
,
505
,
510
,
728
; expelled from the Jacobins,
469
–
70
,
505
–
6
,
543

royal guard: disbanded (May 1792),
229
,
247
; reconstituted (June 1792),
248

royal portrait prints forbidden,
429

Royou, Thomas-Marie (abbé) (1743–92), royalist and counterrevolutionary journalist,
46
–
47
,
124
,
132
,
147
,
152
,
196
–
97
,
208
,
210
,
217
,
222
,
226
,
728

Russo, Vincenzo (1770–99), Neapolitan radical enlightener,
651
,
653
–
54

Rutledge, James (1742–94), Franco-Irish writer,
120
,
288
,
351
;
Le Creuset
,
195
,
351

Sabatier de Castres, Abbé Antoine (1742–1817), antiphilosophe,
39
,
46
,
48
,
58

Saint-Denis (Franciade), royal necropolis and basilica,
525
,
558

Saint-Domingue.
See
Haiti

Saint-Fargeau (Seine-et-Marne department),
492

Saint-Just, Louis Antoine de (1767–94), Montagnard leader,
29
,
263
,
307
,
359
–
62
,
369
–
70
,
600
,
636
,
728
; as acolyte of Robespierre,
547
–
48
,
551
,
555
,
557
,
575
,
577
–
78
,
673
,
697
,
699
; denounces atheism,
555
,
577
; indicts Brissotins,
459
,
557
; indicts Dantonistes,
555
; and revocability of deputies,
370
; and sovereignty of nature,
307
,
364
,
561
; and Rousseauism,
20
,
360
–
61
,
389
,
501
,
548
,
555
,
557
,
577
; and Sparticism,
549
,
553
,
561
–
62
; as untypical Montagnard,
307
,
364
,
501
,
572
,
586

Saint-Malo,
11
,
422
,
489
–
90
,
493

Saint-Martin (Caribbean),
415

Saint-Omer (Pas-de-Calais department),
452
–
23
,
493

Saint-Quentin (Aisne department),
451
–
52
,
459

Salicetti, Antoine (1757–1809), Corsican revolutionary leader,
331
,
528
,
642
–
43
,
729

Salles, Jean-Baptiste (1760–94), Brissotin leader,
354
,
425
,
447
,
453
,
459
,
470
,
571

sansculottes,
247
,
270
,
280
,
283
,
290
,
294
,
295
,
300
,
302
,
311
–
13
,
423
,
431
–
33
,
435
,
438
–
39
,
442
–
43
,
505
–
7
,
510
–
11
,
525
–
26
,
541
,
548
–
50
,
552
,
556
,
572
–
73
,
589
,
595
,
602
,
627
,
629
,
676

sansculottisme, as a revolutionary ideology,
224
,
280
,
427
,
437
–
38
,
467
–
70
,
505
–
7
,
509
,
549
,
609
–
11
,
686

Santerre, Antoine-Joseph (1752–1809), Montagnard National Guard commander complicit in the September massacres,
256
,
298
–
99

Saumur (Maine-et-Loire department),
427
,
528

Savoy (department of Mont Blanc),
317
,
329
,
331
,
643

Say, Jean-Baptiste (1767–1832), economist and editor,
586
,
622
,
624
,
669
,
679
,
685
,
696
–
97
,
706

Schiller, Friedrich (1759–1808), German dramatist,
132
,
265

Schlözer, August Ludwig (1735–1809), conservative political writer,
85
,
335

school textbooks,
389
,
391
,
394
–
5
,
618
,
620
,
683
,
685

secours publics
(public welfare),
262
,
310
.
See also
public assistance

sectionnaire
autonomy,
505
–
6
,
510
,
590

sections (Paris).
See
Paris, sections and section assemblies

Ségur, Comte Louis-Philippe de (1753–1830), liberal noble and writer,
590

Selim III (reigned 1789–1807), Ottoman sultan,
317
,
655
,
660
–
61

Sens (Yonne department),
195
,
490
separation of powers,
82
,
85
–
87
,
106
,
349
–
50
,
355
,
611

separation of state and church (1795),
604
–
5

“September massacres,”
Septembriseurs
,
266
,
269
–
73
,
281
,
291
–
94
,
299
,
302
,
305
,
307
,
314
,
361
,
425
,
444
,
458
,
461
,
472
,
474
,
504
,
538
,
601
–
2
,
610
,
630
.
See also
Paris, prisons

Servan de Gerbey, Joseph Marie (1741–1808), Brissotin war minister (1791–92),
240

servants (domestic),
67
,
106
,
112
,
357

sexual emancipation (Radical Enlightenment) versus and sexual repression (popular Rousseausim),
127
–
28
,
300
,
379
,
390
,
509
,
521