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Series Editors' Foreword | |
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General Introduction | |
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The Old Regime | |
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Social and Cultural Foundations | |
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Loyseau, A Treatise on Orders | |
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Bossuet, Politics Derived from the Words of Holy Scripture | |
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Absolute Monarchy on Trial | |
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A Royal Tongue-Lashing | |
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Remonstrance of the Cour des Aides | |
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Enlightenment and Reform | |
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Diderot, The Definition of an Encyclopedia | |
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Turgot, On Foundations | |
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Turgot, Memorandum on Local Government | |
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Protests of the Parlement of Paris (March, 1776) | |
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From Reform to Revolution The Reform Crisis | |
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Proceedings of the Assembly of Notables (1787) | |
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Parlementary Opposition (April-May 1788) | |
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Calling the Estates General | |
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Order in Council Concerning the Convocation of the Estates General (5 July 1788) | |
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Sallier, Recollections of a Parlementary Magistrate | |
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Memorandum of the Princes of the Blood (December 1788) | |
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Siey�s, What Is the Third Estate? | |
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Regulations for the Convocation of the Estates General (24 January 1789) | |
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From Estates General to National Assembly | |
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Dispatches from Paris (April-July 1789) | |
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Deliberations at the Estates General (June 1789) | |
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Abolition of Feudal Regime | |
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Peasant Grievances | |
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Reports of Popular Unrest (July-September 1789) | |
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Decrees of the National Assembly (10-11 August 1789) | |
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The "October Days" | |
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A National Constitution and Public Liberty | |
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Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen | |
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The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (12 July 1790) | |
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Viefville des Essars, On the Emancipation of the Negroes (1790) | |
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The Le Chapelier Law (14 June 1791) | |
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The Constitution of 1791 | |
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Gouges, Declaration of the Rights of Women Revolutionary Politics | |
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The King's Flight and Popular Politics | |
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The King's Declaration on leaving Paris (20 June 1791) | |
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The Champ de Mars Massacre (17 July 1791) | |
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National Assembly Debate on Clubs (20 September 1791) | |
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The Fall of the Monarchy | |
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Roland, Letter to the King (10 June 1792) | |
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The Revolution of 10 August 1792 | |
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The "September Massacres" The Convention Divided | |
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The King's Trial | |
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Purge by Insurrection (31 May-June 1793) | |
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The Evolution of Terror | |
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Documents of the Sans-Culottes | |
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Decreee Esablishing the Lev�e en Masse (23 August 1793) | |
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"Make Terror the Order of the Day" (5 September 1793) | |
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The Law of Suspects (17 September 1793) | |
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Saint-Just, Report to the Convention on Behalf of the Committee of Public Safety (10 October 1793) | |
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The Revolutionary Calendar | |
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Robespierre, Report on the Principles of Political Morality (5 February 1794) | |
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The Festival of the Supreme Being (8 June 1794) After the Terror | |
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Manifesto of the Directors (15 November 1795) | |
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The Conspiracy of Equals (1796) | |
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Bonaparte, Letter to the Executive Directory (15 July 1797) | |
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The Coup d'Etat of 18 Brumaire 1799 | |
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Napoleonic Ideas Reflections on the French Revolution | |
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Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France | |
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Maistre, Considerations on France | |
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Constant, Ancient and Modern Liberty Compared | |
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Index | |