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Most delegates wiched to hold together a compromise, but the Head of State fleeing to lead a hostile invasion of the nation had created difficulies. Many insisted that the King must have been kdnapped. General Bouille wrote a statement confessing his involvement, but many insisted he was lying to implicate the King. While the only punishment towards the King was stripping of his powers of veto on laws and finance, talk began to emerge for the first time of the possibility of a republic. At this point Robespierre and most of the Paris commune strongly opposed the republic, whilst Lafayette rallied to the slogan 'The Revolution is Over'. By then the French Revolution was in full swing.  

Most delegates wiched to hold together a compromise, but the Head of State fleeing to lead a hostile invasion of the nation had created difficulies. Many insisted that the King must have been kdnapped. General Bouille wrote a statement confessing his involvement, but many insisted he was lying to implicate the King. While the only punishment towards the King was stripping of his powers of veto on laws and finance, talk began to emerge for the first time of the possibility of a republic. At this point Robespierre and most of the Paris commune strongly opposed the republic, whilst Lafayette rallied to the slogan 'The Revolution is Over'. By then the French Revolution was in full swing.  

==Declaration of the Rights of Woman==

==Declaration of the Rights of Woman==