If the French Revolution was able to repeat continuously, the French historians would have been less proud of the probespier. But since they are talking about something that will not return again, the bloody years become just words, theories and arguments; It becomes more light than lint and no longer hidden. There is a vast difference between Robespiere, who only once appeared in history and Robesper, which is permanently returning to behead the French.
The quote reflects on the French Revolution and the idea of historical repetition. It suggests that if the revolution could occur repeatedly, historians might view its events and figures, particularly Robespierre, with less reverence or pride. The uniqueness of the revolution lends a certain weight to its historical significance, transforming the past into a series of theories rather than a palpable reality. This change signifies a shift in perception, where the...
