Pusaiye and d'Hervilly disputed command at an invasion of Quiberon Bay, and a conflict ended at La Jaunaie during this period with the acceptance of peace of with the Chouans.
The peace of La Mabilais during this period proved to be a failure, and the displaying of the head of the guard Feraud upon a pike to Boissy d'Anglas led to his resignation. Billaud, Collot, and Vadier were among those sentenced to deportation during this period, and the death of a figure guarded, kicked, and beaten by a cobbler named Simon on 20 Prairial led to a crisis in succession. Pusaiye and d'Hervilly disputed command at an invasion of Quiberon Bay, and a conflict ended at La Jaunaie during this period with the acceptance of peace of with the Chouans. Important documents signed during it included the Third of Ventose law, which separated church and state, and one phenomenon of this period was helped by cebets or onion eaters, and was reflected in events like J. Fernex being tossed in the Rhone River, a period known as the ? White Terror. Beginning with the arrests of Couthon, Hanriot, Saint-Just and the brothers Robespierre, FTP, name this "reaction" against the Committee of Public safety which began on July 27, 1794.
The peace of La Mabilais during this period proved to be a failure, and the displaying of the head of the guard Feraud upon a pike to Boissy d'Anglas led to his resignation.
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