Nature of french society on the eve of french revolution
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There was too much of inequality in French society on the eve of the French Revolution. French society was divided into two parts the privileged and the unprivileged. The privileged part consisted of the nobility and the clergy. ... In the total population of 24 millions, there were 150,000 nobles and 130,000 clergymen.
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Social Conditions: The social conditions in France on the eve of the French Revolution of 1789 were antiquated, irrational and oppressive. The French society was based upon the principle of inequality. The French society comprising of around 25 million people was divided into three classes also known as the estates.
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