 | Project for a Revolutionary Proclamation : A Call to ArmsBy Louis-Auguste Blanqui (1830) |
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| Project for a Revolutionary Proclamation : A Call to ArmsBy Louis-Auguste Blanqui (1830) |
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Louis Auguste Blanqui (French pronunciation: [lwi oɡyst blɑ̃ki]; 8 February 1805 – 1 January 1881) was a French socialist and political activist, notable for his revolutionary theory of Blanquism. (From: Wikipedia.org.)
Translator of Thousands of Materials on Leftist Revolution
Mitchell Abidor is a translator who has published over a dozen books on French radical history and a writer on history, ideas, and culture who has appeared in the New York Times, Dissent, Foreign Affairs, the New York Review of Books, andnbsp; Jacobin, among many others. (From: Google Books.)
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Project for a Revolutionary Proclamation
Art 1 – All citizens from 16 to 50 years of age are called upon for the defense of the fatherland and of freedom.
Art 2 – Men between 16-30 tears of age, armed or unarmed, are to report to the Place de l'Hotel de Ville in order to be organized in battalions.
Art 3 – Men between 30- 50 shall remain in their neighborhoods in order to prepare resistance there.
Art 4 – Barricades shall be constructed every 50 meters on all streets. The stones should be removed and on the principal streets the stones should be taken to the upper floors in order to be thrown at the troops of Charles X.
Art 5 – Former military men, officers, noncommissioned officers and soldiers are called to the Hotel de Ville in order to form the cadres of the popular battalions.
Art 6 – Commissions will be established for: 1 – provisioning, 2 – armament, 3 – supplying of ammunition. Citizens capable of fulfilling these functions are asked to present themselves to the Hotel de Ville.
Art 7 – Armorers shall deliver firearms, powder and bullets found in their stores to the people. The state will reimburse them for the price of these objects with a 25% bonus for the risks involved.
From : Marxists.org
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