The French Revolution

  • The French Revolution: The Power of the People
    The French Revolution: The Power of the People
    By Karen Diane Haywood

    Quoted in Mason and Rizzo, The French Revolution, p. 58. 22. Quoted in Wright, The French Revolution, pp. 2–3. 23. Quoted in Hibbert, The Days of the French Revolution, pp. 53–54. 24. Leo Gershoy, The French Revolution and Napoléon.

  • The French Revolution: The Power of the People
    The French Revolution: The Power of the People
    By Karen Diane Haywood

    Informative sidebars and primary sources are presented alongside the engaging main text to help illustrate the danger of allowing social and economic disparity to remain unaddressed by governing bodies.

  • The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    By William Doyle

    This book looks at how the ancien regime became ancien as well as examining cases in which achievement failed to match ambition, and explores its legacy in the form of rationality in public affairs and responsible government, and completes ...

  • The French Revolution: A Novel
    The French Revolution: A Novel
    By Matt Stewart

    —HENRY MORSE STEPHENS, Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815 At the millennium two-digit computer clocks threatened to crash airplanes, freeze elevators, shut down hospitals, put traffic signals on the fritz. Rioting was anticipated, and the ...

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By Alan Forrest

    This book provides an interpretation of the French Revolution that is both thematic and accessible to the general reader. The discussion includes an analysis of the historiography of the subject,...

  • The French Revolution
    By Alan I. Forrest

    This book is structured around a number of important themes which run across the revolutionary decade, most notably the themes of political and social change.

  • The French Revolution: A History
    The French Revolution: A History
    By Thomas Carlyle

    Could featherheaded young ensigns do other than, by white Bourbon Cockades, handed them from fair fingers; by waving of swords, drawn to pledge the Queens health; by trampling of National Cockades; by scaling the Boxes, whence intrusive ...

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By R.M. Johnston

    Assistant Professor of History in Harvard University NEW YORK HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY 1910. COPYRIGHT, 1909 BY HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY Published, May, 1909 Second Printing, January, 1910 TO Rayner Neate IN MEMORY OF OLD PEMBROKE DAYS {v} ...

  • The French Revolution: A Short History
    By R. M.

    Hardcover reprint of the original 1909 edition - beautifully bound in brown cloth covers featuring titles stamped in gold, 8vo - 6x9".

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By William Doyle

    THE HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY Michael Hoskin THE HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY William H. Brock THE HISTORY OF CHILDHOOD James ... Tuck HOLLYWOOD Peter Decherney THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE Joachim Whaley HOME Michael Allen Fox HOMER Barbara Graziosi ...

  • The French Revolution: Self-study at A Level
    By Susan Rose, Lucille Kekewich

    The French Revolution: Self-study at A Level

  • The French Revolution
    By Susan Rose, Lucille Kekewich

    The French Revolution

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By Phyllis Corzine

    ... Thomas Jefferson and the Queen Thomas Jefferson was “ But [ the king ) had a Queen of absolute sway over his appointed minister to weak mind and timid virtue , and of a character the reFrance in 1785. In verse of his in all points .

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By E. J. Hobsbawm

    The events of 1789 form one of the defining moments in European history,here analysed by the country's most eminent historian.

  • The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    By William Doyle

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  • The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    The French Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
    By William Doyle

    THEOLOGY ' David F. Ford THOMAS AQUINAS ' Fergus Kerr TOCQUEVILLE ' Harvey C. Mansfield TRAGEDY ' Adrian Poole THE TUDORS - John Guy TWENTIETH-CENTURY BRITAIN ' Kenneth O. Morgan THE UNITED NATIONS ' Jussi M. Hanhimaki THE US.

  • The French Revolution: The Best One-Hour History
    The French Revolution: The Best One-Hour History
    By Robert Freeman

    The French Revolution discusses one of the most tumultuous upheavals to established government in the last thousand years.

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By Thomas Carlyle

    But of all glass-coaches, we recommend this to thee, O Reader, which stands drawn up in the Rue de l'Echelle, hard by the Carrousel ... 'Tis his Majesty's Couche'e, Majesty just gone to bed, and all the Palace-world is retiring home.

  • The French Revolution
    The French Revolution
    By Thomas Carlyle

    81: 'Ce Pitt, disait Mirabeau mourant, estle ministre des préparatifs.' Distaff Seigneurs: aristocrats and landowners accused of ... Où? Dans des souterrains de l'hôtel de la guerre.' 'religious costumes and such caricatures' be ...

  • The French Revolution: A History
    The French Revolution: A History
    By Thomas Carlyle

    The classic history of the origins, events, and results of the French Revolution from 1774 to 1795.