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Few historical events have inspired so much controversy and debate as the French Revolution. The origins, nature and effects of the Revolution have been the themes of a voluminous literature, especially since the 1950s, and have aroused sharp disagreement among historians.
This book discusses the present state of the controversy and provides detailed suggestions for further reading. Professor Blanning explains the different interpretations advanced by Marxist, revisionist and post-revisionist historians in order to provide students with access to the literature and to help them to form their own views.
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The French Revolution: class war or culture clash?
1998, St. Martin's Press
in English
- 2nd ed.
0312175213 9780312175214
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The French Revolution: Aristocrats versus Bourgeois? (Studies in European History)
August 15, 1996, Palgrave Macmillan
Paperback
in English
0333363043 9780333363041
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The French Revolution: aristocrats versus bourgeois?
1991, Humanities Press International
in English
0391035428 9780391035423
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The French Revolution: aristocrats versus bourgeois?
1987, Macmillan Education
in English
0333363043 9780333363041
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The French Revolution: aristocrats versus bourgeois?
1987, Humanities Press International
in English
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"'The essential cause of the Revolution', wrote Albert Soboul, 'was the power of a bourgeoisie arrived at its maturity and confronted by a decadent aristocracy holding tenaciously to its privileges' [11]."
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