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Why did Robespierre go against his initial beliefs from the beginning of the revolution?
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Why did Robespierre go against his initial beliefs from the beginning of the revolution?

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Robespierre first made a name for himself as a lawyer of the people. He defendedJews and black slaves and strongly believed inequality for all in the eyes of the law. And also he condemns the death penalty and which he called unjust and uneffective.

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