The politics of appearances: representations of dress in revolutionary France

Richard Wrigley

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Contents Abbreviations vii Introduction 1 1 Revolutionary Relics 13 2 Representing Authority: New Forms of Official Identity 59 3 Cockades: Badge Culture and its Discontents 97 4 Liberty Caps: From Roman Emblem to Radical Headgear 135 5 Sans-culottes: The Formation, Currency, and Representation of a Vestimentary Stereotype 187 6 Mistaken Identities: Disguise, Surveillance, and the Legibility of Appearances 229 Coda 259 Bibliography 275 Index 311

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