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The Parisian Order Of Barristers And The French Revolution (Harvard Historical Monographs),New Janann V. Over And Under As TheDid Barristers As A Professional Group Support The French Revolution, Or Were They Most Often In Flight From Politics? A Close Inquiry Into The Order Of Barristers At Paristhe Largest And Most Important In France, With Over Six Hundred Members In 1789Reveals That The Vast Majority Within The Order Did Not Support The Revolution. Unsympathetic To The Ideal Of The Nation Asserted By The National Assembly, Most Members Of The Order Instead Remained Loyal