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Tag Archives: Playing Cards
1793: Cards for Equality
Following the French Revolution and its toppling of the French monarchy, Urbain Jaume and Jean-Démosthène Dugourc conceived the idea of a new deck of playing cards that, like the revolutionaries, would toss out its “aristocracy” of Aces, Kings, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 18th Century, Civil Rights, France, French Revolution, Games, Jean-Démosthène Dugourc, Playing Cards, Revolution, Urbain Jaume
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