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Road to 1789

Name: Road to 1789
Brand: University of Wales Press
SKU: 04644180
Price: 14.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Nora Temple
ISBN: 9780708311448

From Reform to Revolution in France

Nora Temple

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04644180

Casa editrice University of Wales Press, maggio 1992

The subject of the origins of the French Revolution is one of the most important and controversial t... Descrizione completa

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The subject of the origins of the French Revolution is one of the most important and controversial themes in European history. This fresh critical appraisal begins with a masterly exposition and assessment of recent scholarly debate on the subject, followed by a lucid analysis, supported by documentary evidence, of the multiple stresses which undermined the Old Regime. The author concludes that a revolution was unavoidable because the Old Regime was incapable of reforming fundamental defects in its political structures, but it was the contingent circumstances of 1788-9 that made the Revolution unexpectedly radical.