Interpreting the French Revolution

Paul H. Beik · François Furet · Elborg Forster

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Preface Part I. The French Revolution is Over: Part II. Three Approaches to the history of the French Revolution: 1. The revolutionary catechism 2. De Tocqueville and the problem of the French Revolution 3. Augustin Cochin: the theory of Jacobinism.

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