Taking liberties : problems of a new order from the French Revolution to Napoleon

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1. New Paths from the Terror to the Empire: An Historiographical Introduction - Howard G. Brown and Judith A. Miller 2. The Search for Stability - Howard G. Brown 3. Family Bonds and Female Citizenship: Emigre Women under the Directory - Jennifer N. Heuer 4. The Aftermath of the Assignat: Plaintiffs in the Age of Property, 1794-1804 - Judith A. Miller 5. Science and Memory: The Stakes of the Expedition to Egypt (1798-1801) - Marie-Noelle Bourguet 6. The Frivolous French: Liberty of Pleasure and the End of Luxury - Rebecca L. Spang 7. The Social Contours of Meritocracy in the Napoleonic Officer Corps - Rafe Blaufarb 8. A Festival of the Law: Napoleon's Jewish Assemblies - Ronald S. Schechter 9. Arbitrary Detention, Human Rights and the Napoleonic Senate - Michael D. Sibalis 10.Napoleon and His Artists: In the Grip of Reality - Annie Jourdan

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