Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- PREFACE
- KEY TO REFERENCES
- INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION BY GWYNNE LEWIS
- I THE PRESENT STATE OF HISTORY
- II HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY
- III THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL HISTORY
- IV THE MEANING OF FEUDALISM
- V THE ATTACK ON SEIGNIORIAL RIGHTS
- VI WHO WERE THE REVOLUTIONARY BOURGEOIS?
- VII ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE REVOLUTION
- VIII A BOURGEOISIE OF LANDOWNERS
- IX COUNTRY AGAINST TOWN
- X SOCIAL CLEAVAGES AMONG THE PEASANTRY
- XI THE SANS-CULOTTES
- XII A REVOLUTION OF THE PROPERTIED CLASSES
- XIII POOR AGAINST RICH
- XIV CONCLUSION
- INDEX
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- PREFACE
- KEY TO REFERENCES
- INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION BY GWYNNE LEWIS
- I THE PRESENT STATE OF HISTORY
- II HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY
- III THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL HISTORY
- IV THE MEANING OF FEUDALISM
- V THE ATTACK ON SEIGNIORIAL RIGHTS
- VI WHO WERE THE REVOLUTIONARY BOURGEOIS?
- VII ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE REVOLUTION
- VIII A BOURGEOISIE OF LANDOWNERS
- IX COUNTRY AGAINST TOWN
- X SOCIAL CLEAVAGES AMONG THE PEASANTRY
- XI THE SANS-CULOTTES
- XII A REVOLUTION OF THE PROPERTIED CLASSES
- XIII POOR AGAINST RICH
- XIV CONCLUSION
- INDEX
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- The Social Interpretation of the French Revolution , pp. i - ivPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1999