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I think one part that is often overlooked about the French Revolution is its roots and impacts in colonialism. The rising bourgeoisie of the time was gaining a lot of political power specifically due to their massive profits through slave trade, privateering and plantations.
The bourgeois character of the French Revolution goes directly against the romanticised narrative of the Republic, and the fact that slavery was allowed to continue signalled the new order of the world.
The Jacobins abolished slavery, and Napoleon brought it back.