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New Book on Revolutionary and post-Revolutionary France March 7, 2009

Posted by jdresner in doing history, hist 102 (Spring 2009), historiography, not homework.
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Just in time for something to think about while you’re writing about the Revolution and studying for your test: a review of a new book on a woman who saw the Revolution and Napoleonic age from awfully close-up. The biography includes her connections to the English Enlightenment, American Founding Fathers, the political turmoil of the Revolution, Napoleonic and post-Napoleonic years. Fascinating stuff.

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