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Phan chu trinh’s objective for vietnam was to make it a democratic republic,along the western ideals of liberty .he accused the French of not following their own national ideals and demanded the setting up of legal and education institution along with the development of agricultural and industries .
Phan boi chau wanted to use the monarchy to drive out the French before deciding further action but phan chu trinh was extremely opposed to the monarchy the monarch to make Vietnam a republic.
1. Phan chu trinhs objevtive for vietnam was to establish a democratic republic.
2. He was intensely hostile to the monarchy and opposed to the idea of resisting the french with the help of the court.
3. He accepted the french revolutionary ideal of liberty but charged the french for not abiding by the ideal.
4. He demended that the french set up legal and educational institutions and develop agriculture and industries.
The differences between the ideas of phan boi chau a confucian scholar activist educated in the confucian tradition and phan chu trinh were as given below:
PHAN BOI CHAU:
1. He advocated that first the foreign enemy should be driven out and after achieving independence, other things could be discussed.
2. He was of the opinion that the monarchy should be used to achieve their object .
3. He was not in favour of raising people to abolish the monarchy.
PHAN CHU TRINH:
1. He wished to overthrow the monarchy in order to create a basis for the promotion of popular rights.
2. He was absolutely against the monarchy. He was opposed to the idea of resisting the french with the help of the court. He wanted to establish a democratic republic. He was greatly influenced by the democratic ideals of the west. He acceptedthe french revolutionary ideal of liberty and demanded that the french set up legal and educational institutions and develop agriculture and industries.
3. He planned to raise up the people to abolish the monarchy.