The French Revolution: From Its Origins to 1793.

Alun C. Davies · Georges Lefebvre · Elizabeth Moss Evanson

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European expansion European economy European society European thought the states and social conflicts the aristocratic revolution, 1787-1788 the bourgeois revolution the popular revolution lafayettes year the work of the constituent assembly, 1789-1791 the constituent assembly and Europe flight of the king and the declaration of war against Australia, June, 1791 - April, 1792 the second French revolution, August - September, 1792 invasion of Poland and of France - revolutionary counter-attack: Valmy and Jemappes, September, 1792 - January, 1793 the origins of the first coalition.

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