Gracchus Babeuf

Gracchus Babbeuf’s real name was Francois Noel Babeuf. He was born in November 23rd 1760. He was born to a family of independent peasant proprietors. His father was an ex-army major. Robespierre and Babeuf’s family are believed to from the same village. When Gracchus was born, his father was obtained the title of commissaire a terrier, his job was to keep straight the archives and transactions of feudal estates and through this Gracchus came to know the injustice of the Feudal system. This is also the way in which Babeuf really got into the whole revolution aspect, he saw how people in France were being treated, and poor there status was. This aspiration made him take a step that no one would have believed a person like Babeuf would take; he took upon the duty to himself to help France.

Gracchus was put in jail many times for his writings wrote, but this was not the case when Gracchus had just begun writing essays. The noble that lived near Gracchus Babeuf read his first writings, and was very impressed by it, the noble then requested Gracchus to write more about what h

 
 

e was writing which was about the wrong doings of the French government at that time. As Gracchus wrote more and more, his ideas kept on getting more and more fierce towards the government, and so Gracchus would be put in jail for his writings, after spending some time in jail, Gracchus stopped writing his ideas, but after the death of his daughter he began writing again, and with more ferocity than ever.

Gracchus wanted a government which would make the society a totally equal society, where every man and woman regardless of class or social status got equal rights, every man and woman got an equal chance to gain an education, Gracchus truly believed in the constitution of 1795 which gave everyone the right to property, the right to education and of course equal rights to all citizens. “The aim of the revolution also is the well-being of the greatest number; therefore, if this goal has not been achieved, if the people have not found the better life that they were seeking, then the revolution is not over, even though those who want only to substitute their own ru



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