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Routledge The French Revolution 1787-1804 - Seminar Studies

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Explore the transformative years of the French Revolution with this fourth edition from Routledge. P.M. Jones provides a detailed account of the period from 1787 to 1804, tracing the shift from the ancien regime to a constitutional monarchy and eventually a republic. This updated volume integrates the latest research regarding religion, race, gender, and citizens' rights to provide a modern perspective on historical events. Designed specifically for students, the text examines the challenges faced by King Louis XVI leading up to the attack on the Bastille. Beyond mainland France, the book explores the significant colonial repercussions of the revolution, covering impact in both the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean. This seminar study offers a comprehensive look at the political and social changes that redefined European history.

Key Features

Updated fourth edition includes recent research on race, religion, gender, and citizens' rights for a modern academic perspective.

Covers the full historical timeline from 1787 to 1804, documenting the transition from monarchy to republic.

Provides detailed analysis of colonial repercussions within the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean regions.

Specifically written to meet the educational needs of students studying European history.

Examines the political struggles of King Louis XVI and the events leading to the attack on the Bastille.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 September 2021
Listed Since
27 March 2021

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