A question I had in mind for a while. When the great french revolution broke out, it divided France into various groups of revolts and loyalists, as in Brittany for example. However, were any other revolutions, outside France, present during the revolution, perhaps the revolutionary wars? Enlightenment philosophy was present in the rest of Europe as well, so it might have been possible. There probably weren't any big ones, as in 1848, because they aren't known, but anyhow, were there?
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