Law of Frimaire

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The Law of Frimaire was an event on the 4th of December 1793, during the French Revolution, where the decision was passed for power to became centralized and consolidated. It stopped representatives on-mission from taking 'action' without the authority of the Commission of Public Safety.

This was an attempt to bring order to the Terror and make the representatives more accountable ^[1].