| The Politics of Public Order, 1795-1802 / Global Conceptual Legacies / War and Diplomacy (1792-1795) / Politics and Insurrection: The Sans-culottes, The 'Popular Movement' and the People of Paris / A Personal Revolution: National Assembly Deputies and the Politics of 1789 / Books, Philosophy, Enlightenment / Tumultuous Contexts and Radical Ideas (1783-89). The 'Pre-Revolution' in a Transnational Perspective / Thermidor and the Myth of Rupture / The View from Below: the 1789 cahiers de doléances / Military Trauma / Economic and demographic developments / Race, Slavery and Colonies in the French Revolution / Lasting Political Structures / Religion and Revolution / Clubs, Parties, Factions / Urban Violence in 1789 / Reckoning with Terror: Retribution, Redress, and Remembrance in Post-Revolutionary France / Nobility / Jacobinism from Outside / Revolution and Changing Identities in France, 1787-1799 / Did Everything Change? Rethinking Revolutionary Legacies / A Social Revolution? Rethinking Popul |
Howard G. Brown -- David A. Bell -- Marc Belissa -- David Andress -- Micah Alpaugh -- Simon Burrows -- Annie Jourdan -- Laura Mason -- Pierre‐Yves Beaurepaire -- Alan Forrest -- Silvia Marzagalli -- Manuel Covo -- Isser Woloch -- Edward J. Woell -- |
