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In this city, hundreds of nobles with concealed knives sought to protect their monarch but were disarmed by troops in the Day of Daggers. In this city, troops fired upon people signing a petition circulated by the Cordeliers Club on the non-Roman Field of Mars. The killing of prisoners in this city's jails by mobs was dubbed the "September Massacres." An insurrection in this city was quelled by a rising general in a "whiff of grapeshot." Bernard Launay and Mayor (*) Flesselles were killed in one event in this city and had their heads put on pikes; the latter was killed outside the city hall, which is called the Hotel de Ville. The urban lower class of this city wore distinctive trousers, leading them to be called the sans-culottes. For 10 points, name this city home to a notorious prison called the Bastille.
In this city, hundreds of nobles with concealed knives sought to protect their monarch but were disarmed by troops in the Day of Daggers.
Paris