When the Girondists fell from favour and the Jacobins, a more radical political group led by Robespierre, took over, Condorcet argued strongly against the new, hurriedly written, constitution which was drawn up to replace the one which he himself had been chiefly responsible for drawing up.
Kapag ang Girondists Nahulog mula sa kabutihang-loob at ang Jacobins, isang mas radikal pampulitikang grupo na humantong sa pamamagitan ng Robespierre, took over, Condorcet argued Matindi ang laban sa mga bagong, dali-dali nakasulat, saligang-batas na kung saan ay pinahaba hanggang sa palitan ang isa na kung saan siya had been kanyang sarili higit sa lahat responsable para sa mga drowing taas.