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Media like books and newspapers -- and, equally, pamphlets -- affected the French Revolution profoundly. In sum, the written word was one of the most powerful tools by which revolutionaries shared their ideas and spread the spirit of revolution within Paris and nearby areas, throughout France, and then to the outside world.

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