 this is a partial list of people associated with the french revolution, including supporters and opponents. note that not all people listed here were french. __noeditsection__  {| |colspan=2| == a == |- | charles, comte d'artois || younger brother of louis xvi and one of the first Ã©migrÃ©s; later king charles x (1824â1830). |- |reine audu|| participant in the the women's march on versailles and the 10 august (french revolution). |- | charles augereau, duc de castiglione || officer throughout the revolutionary era and empire; later a general and marshal of france. |- | jean-pierre-andrÃ© amar || deputy to the national convention from isÃ¨re; member of the committee of general security. |- |colspan=2| == b == |- | franÃ§ois-noÃ«l babeuf || proto-socialist, guillotined in 1797 after an attempted coup d'etat. |- | jean sylvain bailly || president of the third estate who administered the tennis court oath; made mayor of paris after the storming of the bastille; guillotined during the reign of terror. |- | antoine barnave || constitutional monarchist and feuillant; guillotined. |- | paul nicolas, vicomte de barras || a montagnard, then thermidorian; ultimately the directory rÃ©gime's executive leader. |- | madame du barry || mistress of king louis xv and famous victim of the guillotine during the reign of terror. |- | franÃ§ois-marie, marquis de barthÃ©lemy || briefly a director; exiled to french guiana; returned to france during the empire. |- | jean-baptiste bernadotte || general, ambassador to vienna and minister of war; later king of sweden and norway. |- | josÃ©phine de beauharnais || empress; wife of napoleon bonaparte. |- | louis alexandre berthier || general; effectively napoleon bonaparte's chief of staff. |- | jacques nicolas billaud-varenne || committee of public safety member; survived 9 thermidor; later deported to french guiana. |- | joseph bonaparte || eldest bonaparte brother; supported his brother napoleon; later made king of naples and then spain. |- | lucien bonaparte || younger brother of napoleon; president of the assembly during the directory; later fell out with napoleon. |- | napoleon bonaparte || general; seized power as first consul in the 18 brumaire coup. made virtual dictator as consul for life in 1802. declared 
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