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	* Paul R. Hanson. ''The Jacobin Republic under fire: the Federalist Revolt in the French Revolution.'' Pennsylvania State University Press. 31 July 2003. ISBN 978-0271022819		* Paul R. Hanson. ''The Jacobin Republic under fire: the Federalist Revolt in the French Revolution.'' Pennsylvania State University Press. 31 July 2003. ISBN 978-0271022819
	* Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4		* Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4
	* Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", ~~Chapter~~ 5~~, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919~~.		* Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", 2002, ISBN 978-0-86597-385-5.
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	* Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", Chapter 5, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919.		* Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", Chapter 5, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919.
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	'''The Jacobin Club''' were a political group founded in [[Paris]], [[France]] in August of 1790.<ref name="Paul R. Hanson">Hanson page 134</ref> Moderate at their formation, the club later became notorious for the [[Reign of Terror]] which they implemented during the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Gregory Fremont-Barnes">Barnes page 361</ref>		'''The Jacobin Club''' were a political group founded in [[Paris]], [[France]] in August of 1790.<ref name="Paul R. Hanson">Hanson page 134</ref> Moderate at their formation, the club later became notorious for the [[Reign of Terror]] which they implemented during the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Gregory Fremont-Barnes">Barnes page 361</ref>

	As a historian has noted about their role during the Revolution: "The attitude of the Jacobins about finances can be quite simply stated as an utter exhaustion of the present at the expense of the future. They never worried about the morrow, handling all their affairs as though each day were the last. That approach distinguished all actions undertaken during the Revolution. What permitted it to survive as long as it did was the fact that the day-to-day depletion of the resources accumulated by a rich and powerful natio allowed unexpectedly large resources to come to surface. The assignats, as long as they had any value at all, little as it might be, flooded the country in ever increasing quantities. The prospects of impeding bankruptcy never stopped their being issued even for a moment. Only when the public absolutely refused to accept paper money of any kind, did the issue of new notes come to a halt."<ref name="Mises_Selected">~~Ludwig von~~ Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", Chapter 5, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation; p. 49~~, 56-57. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919. Referenced 2011-05-19.~~</ref>		As a historian has noted about their role during the Revolution: "The attitude of the Jacobins about finances can be quite simply stated as an utter exhaustion of the present at the expense of the future. They never worried about the morrow, handling all their affairs as though each day were the last. That approach distinguished all actions undertaken during the Revolution. What permitted it to survive as long as it did was the fact that the day-to-day depletion of the resources accumulated by a rich and powerful natio allowed unexpectedly large resources to come to surface. The assignats, as long as they had any value at all, little as it might be, flooded the country in ever increasing quantities. The prospects of impeding bankruptcy never stopped their being issued even for a moment. Only when the public absolutely refused to accept paper money of any kind, did the issue of new notes come to a halt."<ref name="Mises_Selected">Mises page 49</ref>

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
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	Paul R. Hanson. ''The Jacobin Republic under fire: the Federalist Revolt in the French Revolution.'' Pennsylvania State University Press. 31 July 2003. ISBN 978-0271022819		* Paul R. Hanson. ''The Jacobin Republic under fire: the Federalist Revolt in the French Revolution.'' Pennsylvania State University Press. 31 July 2003. ISBN 978-0271022819
	Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4		* Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4
			* Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", Chapter 5, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919.
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Pestergaines: On the role of Jacobins during the Revolution and accompanying inflation.

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On the role of Jacobins during the Revolution and accompanying inflation.

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	'''The Jacobin Club''' were a political group founded in [[Paris]], [[France]] in August of 1790.<ref name="Paul R. Hanson">Hanson page 134</ref> Moderate at their formation, the club later became notorious for the [[Reign of Terror]] which they implemented during the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Gregory Fremont-Barnes">Barnes page 361</ref>		'''The Jacobin Club''' were a political group founded in [[Paris]], [[France]] in August of 1790.<ref name="Paul R. Hanson">Hanson page 134</ref> Moderate at their formation, the club later became notorious for the [[Reign of Terror]] which they implemented during the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Gregory Fremont-Barnes">Barnes page 361</ref>

			As a historian has noted about their role during the Revolution: "The attitude of the Jacobins about finances can be quite simply stated as an utter exhaustion of the present at the expense of the future. They never worried about the morrow, handling all their affairs as though each day were the last. That approach distinguished all actions undertaken during the Revolution. What permitted it to survive as long as it did was the fact that the day-to-day depletion of the resources accumulated by a rich and powerful natio allowed unexpectedly large resources to come to surface. The assignats, as long as they had any value at all, little as it might be, flooded the country in ever increasing quantities. The prospects of impeding bankruptcy never stopped their being issued even for a moment. Only when the public absolutely refused to accept paper money of any kind, did the issue of new notes come to a halt."<ref name="Mises_Selected">Ludwig von Mises. "Selected Writings of Ludwig von Mises - Between Two World Wars: Monetary Disorder, Interventionism, Socialism, and the Great Depression", Chapter 5, On the Action to Be Taken in the Face of Progressive Currency Depreciation; p. 49, 56-57. Essay most probably written in May or June, 1919. Referenced 2011-05-19.</ref>

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	Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4		Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4
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'''The Jacobin Club''' were a political group founded in [[Paris]], [[France]] in August of 1790.<ref name="Paul R. Hanson">Hanson page 134</ref> Moderate at their formation, the club later became notorious for the [[Reign of Terror]] which they implemented during the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Gregory Fremont-Barnes">Barnes page 361</ref>

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==Bibliography==
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Paul R. Hanson. ''The Jacobin Republic under fire: the Federalist Revolt in the French Revolution.'' Pennsylvania State University Press. 31 July 2003. ISBN 978-0271022819
Gregory Fremont-Barnes. ''Encyclopedia of the Age of Political Revolutions and New Ideologies, 1760-1815.'' Greenwood Press. 2007. ISBN 978-0-313-33447-4
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