| SANSCULOTTES | Lower-class Parisian republicans in the French Revolution (4-8) |
| CLEANSER | Purgative lists boring this Parisian Republican |
| INSURRECTION | Modern posh Republicans in area leads to uprising (12) |
| INVERTEDSNOB | Person attempting to identify himself with those of a supposedly lower class (8,4) |
| KINDERGARTEN | Class made art genre lower class (12) |
| GRANDOLDPARTY | Nickname for the Republicans in the US (5,3,5) |
| WORKINGCLASS | Lower class |
| URSA | Bear aloft leader of Republicans in the States ... |
| ABOLITIONISTS | Republicans in the 1850s, typically |
| BASTILLE | Parisian prison destroyed in the French Revolution (8) |
| GEORGESDANTON | The first president of the Committee of Public Safety in the French Revolution |
| OUTRAGE | Indignation as Republican's in the middle of power loss |
| DANTON | A major figure in the French Revolution, whose moderate attitude in the Reign of Terror led to his own public execution (6) |
| MARAT | Jean-Paul ---, Swiss-born radical journalist and politician in the French Revolution, killed in his bath tub (5) |
| REDFLAG | This traditional signal of defiance became a symbol of left-wing politics after being used in the French Revolution (3,4) |
| ROBESPIERRE | Maximilien ___, a key figure in the French Revolution until his overthrow and execution in 1794 (11) |
| TERROR | It reigned in the French Revolution |
| ELM | Symbol of liberty in the French Revolution |
| THESCARLET | Adventure story set in the French Revolution, ... Pimpernel (3,7) |
| DUBARRY | Madame - -; mistress of Louis XV guillotined in the French Revolution (2,5) |
