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...distinguished themselves in French history; these students and an...on eighteenth-century France. Cobbans bibliography...scholarly monographs, general histories, critical and speculative...Dictatorship: Its History and Theory 1939 and National...eighteenth-century French history had focused on the Revolution. This concentration was...Association pamphlet, Causes of the French Revolution...Cobbans Revolutionary historiography; and finally, in the...Revolution broke out in 1789. Cobbans judgment is...

...CONSTANT PIERRE IN RESPECT TO 1789 Les hymnes et chansons de la Revolution, apercu general et catalogue...bibliographical undertakings in the historiography of the French Revolution...critique of Pierre Catalogue for 1789 may be of interest. It is...only, and that the songs of 1789 constitute but four percent...sense that they were making history, and they were apt proudly...

...ordered vision of society and of historiography that actually causes revolutions or, at least, productive disruptions...the rules of nineteenth-century historiography is to believe one secures those...speculations about the future of France. Insofar as Jose, the nobleman...those waning ideals of 1830 and of 1789 releases a utopian energy that looks...

...that the wars of the French Revolution had resulted in the restored...Hegelian philology, Hegelian historiography, surrounded the student...champions of enlightened causes like peasant emancipation...Here was an argument for revolution not unlike that employed...contained "the principle of revolution" would prove warranted...

...Origins of the French Revolution/by William Doyle...bibliographical references. 1. France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 -- Causes. 2. France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 - -Historiography. I. Title. DC147...

...scholarship -- on the Revolution as a whole, not just...community, not just in France but worldwide, about the causes, nature and meaning of the events of 1789 and the following...regime. Belief in the Revolutions essentially `bourgeois...eighteenth-century France; instead he used...events culminating in 1789 were the work of a...that the notables of 1789 had had in mind...English-language historiography, certainly, it largely...Class in the French Revolution, did not appear until...however. By the Revolutions bi-centenary in...next three years. In France, for his frequent...empirical, social history approach to the Revolution...

...term economic causes that served...the French Revolution (Cambridge...du 6 octobre 1789 2, no. 317...187. (21) Revolutions de Paris...Mercure de France, April 1791...308. (25) Revolutions de France et de Brabant...the French Revolution, 1789-1799 (Los Angeles...journalist got his history wrong. It...The Press in France, 1775-1800...

...war over the Revolutions meaning - a war...deviant, gynocidal revolution suggests how...other as the Revolution regressed. By...and one of the Revolutions ironies is that...both England and France, women were...Women Writing Revolution: Narratives of History and Sexuality...Letters" from France, 2 vols...Letters from France, ed. Janet...

...William Wordsworth associates France and the revolution with...introduces his time in France in book 6 as another recollection...child are now found in France which in 1790 is "standing...The Prelude written in 1799. In this essay I want...through by the force of history, is the experience that...his poetry of the French Revolution. I Confronting the task of describing the revolutions turn to terror, Wordsworth...the particular world that causes Wordsworth such anxiety...toy. The desires that cause the child to "set His...

...Le Regenerateur De la France": Literary Accounts of Napoleonic Regeneration 1799-1805. by Katia Sainson...French political stage (1799-1805) highlight the...time of the Revolution of 1789, as Antoine de Baecque...order, of the State, of France," eventually was used...immediately after "la revolution du 18 brumaire" (6...ashes left behind by the Revolutions holocaust. Bonnet de...only is a witness to the history of a tumultuous century...major moment in Christian historiography, characterized not only...

...Mansel. The period after 1789 has been so often labelled...1848, the revolution of 1789 inspired more revulsion...Bonaparte seized power in 1799, while much of Europe...in succession a guard (1799), a palace (1800...public tranquility and causes a sensation. An Austrian...Bonaparte make the throne of France hereditary in his family...wavered on such gains of the Revolution as equality before the...represented `upheavals and revolutions... pernicious doctrines...traitors to `their own cause when in 1813 they began...currently working on a history of Paris between 1814 and...

...those writers with whom France and French freedom are all...The war with revolutionary France was certainly going badly...a French-style English Revolution. And when Canning composed...Letter to the People of France and the French Armies. A...happiness. A review of Bouchers Causes and Consequences of the American...Revolution, tending to favour the cause of royalty. Napoleons seizure...journal did not survive into 1799. Even before Bonapartes...The English Jacobins from 1789 to 1802 (Oxford University...

...appropriation of the American Revolution to partisan ends. AS THE...candidate in 1800, observed in 1799, `The engine is the press...presidents George Washington (1789-97) and John Adams (1797...successes of the Republicans in 1799-1800 -- Jeffersons election...ally James Madison in July 1789, Jefferson, already beginning...the 1790s. Long-standing causes of estrangement dating from...commencement of war between France and Britain in February 1793...

...Betrayer and Saviour of France." The first part of the...Talleyrand ever really saved France. What he did do on every...was the first of very many causes he was to betray.) Owing...Bishop of Autun in January 1789 by Louis XVI, to whom he...betrayal). During the Revolution six months later, Talleyrand...his "zeal" for the royal cause, but in August 1792 he...Bonaparte on his return to France in 1796. "The name alone...his resignation in July 1799, but by then Bonaparte...in Europe--perhaps in history--Antonin Careme, and...

...The name James Stephen (1789-1859) is not one associated with the history of missions. Indeed, Stephen...London, on January 3, 1789, to James and Anne (nee...governor of Sierra Leone in 1799 and returned to London...Missionary Society (CMS) in 1799; he was a vice president...his life to the ideals, causes, and faith that he saw...focused on "this endless revolution through a narrow orbit...in full sympathy with the cause. He believed that the rights...lectured on the history of France. His health began to fail...

...most famous naval battle in history. On October 21, 1805...close blockade, adopted in 1799, had sharply limited their...the French, and say it causes more casualties than the...naval warfare, although France throughout the 18th century...private contractors. In France these gun foundries tended...no such market existed in France. Naval administration was...into which they fell in 1789, when financial crisis led to the French Revolution. In 18th Century Britain...

FRENCH REVOLUTION political upheaval of world importance in France that began in 1789. Origins of the Revolution...measures. The direct cause of the Revolution was...the feudal structure of France. Shortly afterward...circulated, and on Oct. 5, 1789, a Parisian crowd, aroused...lands were nationalized (1789), religious orders suppressed...out, especially in W France; and Louis XVI, though...Revolutionary Tribunal. Known to history as the Reign of Terror...military reverses. In 1799 Napoleon Bonaparte, the...Terror (2006). On the historiography of the French Revolution...