The question asks to interpret Graco Babeuf's letter during the French Revolution. Babeuf expresses mixed feelings about the revolution, but he does not disagree with the revolutionary purposes (eliminating the first alternative) nor unconditionally supports the violent actions (eliminating the second alternative). He does not mention the creation of a judiciary (eliminating the third alternative) and although he mentions violence, he does not accept it as a novelty (eliminating the fourth alternative). The correct alternative is that Babeuf characterizes revolutionary violence as a reaction to the previous repression and punishments in France, which is in line with the text of the letter.