This city's streets were said to be impervious to the building of barricades after it was renovated under Baron Haussmann.
One rebellion in this city led to temporary rule by the Sixteen. This city's streets were said to be impervious to the building of barricades after it was renovated under Baron Haussmann. It lends its name to that treaty ending the (*) Seven Years' War, and for two months this city was the home of a government crushed by Marshall MacMahon and led by Louis Auguste Blanqui, its namesake commune. For 10 points, name the city on the Seine that was the site of the execution of people like Marie Antoinette and Robespierre.
One rebellion in this city led to temporary rule by the Sixteen.
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