What was Brissot's opinion on power concentration in Paris?
Supported
Opposed
Indifferent
Had No Opinion
Answer
Opposed to the radical Jacobins, Brissot advocated for a decentralized and federalized republic, fearing that excessive power concentration in Paris would stifle local autonomy. He envisioned France as a nation with regional autonomy and a balance between central authority and regional decision-making.
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