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they wanted to end the monarchy in France at the time (1848 at the time of the barricades in France during waves of the revolution). french soldiers defended the monarchy.

(They didn't want to get rid of the monarchy in the beginning, they wanted a constitutional monarchy. They didn't want the king to have absolute power).

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