The French Revolution and Human Rights: A Brief Documentary History

Lynn Avery Hunt

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Foreword - Preface - PART ONE: INTRODUCTION - PART TWO: DOCUMENTS -Defining Rights before 1789 - Natural Law as Defined by the Encyclopedia, 1755 - Religious Toleration - Antislavery Agitation -The Beginnings of Agitation by Women for Rights - Categories of Citizenship - The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen 1789 - Debates over Citizenship and Rights during the Revolution - The Poor and Propertied - Religious and Other Minorities - Free Blacks and Slaves - Women - Chronology - Selected Bibliography - Index

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