Series bookdisperse and await royal procedure ⇄ keep meeting as the National Assembly
Keep Meeting When the Doors Close?
In 1789, France's Estates-General stalled over whether votes should be counted by order or by individual deputy. After declaring themselves a National Assembly, deputies found their hall closed and faced a choice: disperse and await royal procedure, or keep meeting until a constitution existed. The Tennis Court Oath opens a way to read both the promise and limits of Revolution.
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This story ends at a crossroads — and you are the one who chooses.
Before seeing the ending, choose together: ‘What should the deputies do when their meeting hall is closed?’
ADisperse for now and await negotiation
BKeep meeting as the National Assembly
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