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'REVOLUTIONARY EUROPE, 1783-1815 (FONTANA HISTORY OF EUROPE)'

History

Rudé, George

Europe

FONTANA PAPERBACKS (AUSTRALIA)

What kinds of people were in the crowds that stormed the Bastille, marched to Versailles to bring the king and queen back to Paris, overthrew the monarchy in August 1792, or impassively witnessed the downfall of Robespierre on 9 Thermidor? Who led these crowds or mobilized them to action? What did they hope to achieve, and how far were their aims realized? Earlier historians have tended to view the revolutionary crowd as an abstraction--"people" or "mob" according to the writer's prejudice--often even as the personification of good or evil. Professor Rudé's book, published originally in 1959, makes a first attempt to bring objectively to life each of the important Parisian crowds between 1787 and 1795. Using police records and other contemporary research materials, the author identifies the social groups represented in them, contrasts the crowds with their political leaders, relates their activities to underlying economic and psychological tensions, and compares the Parisian crowd "patterns" to those of other popular movements in France and Britain during the 18th and early 19th centuries.

The Crowd in the French Revolution

Oxford University Press

This social history not only studies crime and punishment in early 19th-century England, but also draws on higher court records to reconstruct case histories of the actual people involved in crime: the prisoners and the victims. The book focuses on Sussex, Gloucester, and Middlesec counties, each in its own way typical of developments in early British industrial society between 1800 and 1850. By examining crime as a social as well as a legal phenomenon, the book casts new light on the different urban and rural patterns of crime, the influence of economic and political factors, and the social profiles of both criminals and victims.

Criminal and Victim: Crime and Society in Early Nineteenth-Century England

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Crowd in the French Revolution (Oxford Paperbacks)

French Revolution

Littlehampton Book Services Ltd.

A social history of Europe in all its aspects during the period between the death of Louis XIV and the Industrial Revolution in England and the social and political revolution in France, written by a celebrated Marxist historian.

Europe in the Eighteenth Century: Aristocracy and the Bourgeois Challenge

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Cardinal

The Face of the Crowd: Studies in Revolution, Ideology and Popular Protest : Selected Essays of George Rude

Americas

Humanities Pr

An examination of five hundred years of revolts and rebellions on three continents seeks to explain why people rebel and what the role of ideology is in such uprisings

IDEOLOGY & POP PROTEST

Self-Help

Relationships

Pantheon

In this survey of the life of London through the eighteenth century, the author outlines the main themes in the development of the metropolis.

Hanoverian London 1714-1808 (The History of London)

University of California Press

Physical description; ix, 281 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm. Subjects; Crowds - France - History. Mobs - France - History. Riots - France - History.

Crowd in History

John Wiley&Sons

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