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Product Identifiers
PublisherCambridge University Press
ISBN-100521289165
ISBN-139780521289160
eBay Product ID (ePID)1308422
Product Key Features
Number of Pages264 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameFall of the French Monarchy, 1787-1792
Publication Year1984
SubjectEurope / France, Europe / General
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaHistory
AuthorMichel Vovelle
SeriesThe French Revolution Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight13.4 Oz
Item Length8.5 in
Item Width5.4 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN83-007800
TitleLeadingThe
Reviews'Cambridge should be warmly congratulated on their decision to make [the revolutionary decade volumes] available in translation. For this is far more than just another general history of the Revolution, roaming across a familiar political canvas. All three authors are active researchers in the field, and two of them, Michel Vovelle and Marc Bouloiseau, have written pioneering studies on the revolutionary experience … Taken together, the three volumes present a valuable conspectus … Students of the revolutionary period will turn to these volumes with both pleasure and profit.' Alan Forrest, The Times Higher Educational Supplement, 'Cambridge should be warmly congratulated on their decision to make [the revolutionary decade volumes] available in translation. For this is far more than just another general history of the Revolution, roaming across a familiar political canvas. All three authors are active researchers in the field, and two of them, Michel Vovelle and Marc Bouloiseau, have written pioneering studies on the revolutionary experience ... Taken together, the three volumes present a valuable conspectus ... Students of the revolutionary period will turn to these volumes with both pleasure and profit.' Alan Forrest, The Times Higher Educational Supplement, 'Cambridge should be warmly congratulated on their decision to make [the revolutionary decade volumes] available in translation. For this is far more than just another general history of the Revolution, roaming across a familiar political canvas. All three authors are active researchers in the field, and two of them, Michel Vovelle and Marc Bouloiseau, have written pioneering studies on the revolutionary experience … Taken together, the three volumes present a valuable conspectus … Students of the revolutionary period will turn to these volumes with both pleasure and profit.'Alan Forrest, The Times Higher Educational Supplement
Series Volume NumberSeries Number 1
IllustratedYes
Original LanguageFrench
Table Of ContentChronology; Preface; 1. The ancien régime; 2. Conflict and change; 3. Birth of a Revolution (1787 to May 1789); 4. The constitutional Revolution; 5. Revolutionary france (1789-92); 6. The second Revolution; Glossary; Bibliography; Index of names.
Synopsis'Cambridge should be warmly congratulated on their decision to make the revolutionary decade volumes] available in translation. For this is far more than just another general history of the Revolution, roaming across a familiar political canvas. All three authors are active researchers in the field, and two of them, Michel Vovelle and Marc Bouloiseau, have written pioneering studies on the revolutionary experience Taken together, the three volumes present a valuable conspectus Students of the revolutionary period will turn to these volumes with both pleasure and profit.' Alan Forrest, The Times Higher Educational Supplement", 'Cambridge should be warmly congratulated on their decision to make [the revolutionary decade volumes] available in translation. For this is far more than just another general history of the Revolution, roaming across a familiar political canvas. All three authors are active researchers in the field, and two of them, Michel Vovelle and Marc Bouloiseau, have written pioneering studies on the revolutionary experience ... Taken together, the three volumes present a valuable conspectus ... Students of the revolutionary period will turn to these volumes with both pleasure and profit.' Alan Forrest, The Times Higher Educational Supplement