[Redbook6:357][19891206:1752]{Revolutionary Circles}[6th December 1989]
19891206.1752
‘After Bonaparte’s coup d’etat* tension eased as the high ideals dropped to a more workaday level, just as the puritanism** was replaced by moral licence.’
– E[ncyclopaedia] B[ritannica] 18: 786, [in] ‘Europe’.
I started to note this down because it did not fit the Circle pattern. But my experience of C involves a tendency towards ascetic puritanism: and although M~ is associated with moral rigour, at least in appearance, the O[uter] C[ircle] passage through M~ is a descent into separation.
[Text extracted from ms diagram reproduced above:]
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1792 |
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04 Napoleon Emperor |
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1815 |
Waterloo |
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1816 |
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*[on 9th November 1799]
**ie associated with the French Revolution.
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