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Did they have the support of the military in French Revolution?

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Answer: Yes.

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There was a French revolutionary army led by the radical current of the revolution or the Jacobins. The fact is that this army was not as strong as the royal one.

The reason for this is the lack of quality military personnel in the Revolutionary Army. Yet there were a people on their side so that they were more outnumbered than the king's troops.

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