Eighteenth-Century Europe: Tradition and Progress, 1715-1789

Charlie R. Steen · Isser Woloch

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European Political History Analysis Historical Economic and Social Studies French Historical and Cultural Studies

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Drawing on the best contemporary scholarship, especially the innovations of French social history, Isser Woloch paints an unusually rich and detailed portrait of eighteenth-century European life and society. Among the new topics he covers are the family economy of the poor, popular culture and the circulation of books, changing patterns of crime and punishment, and the social history of military and religious institutions.

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