TitleThe Routledge companion to the French Revolution in world history / edited by Alan Forrest and Matthias Middell
ImprintLondon : Routledge, 2016
Descript xiii, 349 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

CONTENT

Introduction / Alan Forrest and Matthias Middell -- Section I. Global repercussions of the French Revolution -- The French Revolution in the global world of the eighteenth century / Matthias Middell -- The sister republics, or the ephemeral invention of a French Republican commonwealth / Pierre Serna -- Revolution in France, revolutions in the Caribbean / Frâedâeric Râegent -- The French Revolution in Spanish America / Michael Zeuske -- Republic and the Muslim world: for a regenerated Mediterranean system / Rachida Tlili -- The French Revolution and the Islamic world of the Middle East and North Africa / Ian Coller -- Section II. Topics of a transnational history of the French Revolution: comparisons -- Cross-channel entanglements: 1689-1789 / Robert H. Griffiths -- Atlantic entanglements: comparing the French and American revolutions / David Andress -- Japan's Meiji Revolution: an alternative model of revolution? / Hiroshi Mitani -- Section III. Topics of a transnational history of the French Revolution: entanglements -- War and cultural transfer in Europe / Alan Forrest -- Napoleon and Europe: the legacy of the French Revolution / Annie Jourdan -- Irish revolutionaries and the French Revolution / Ultâan Gillen -- British radicals and revolutionary France: historiography, history and images / Pascal Dupuy -- Section IV. Traditions of seeing and interpreting the French Revolution -- The French Revolution seen from the Terres Australes / Peter McPhee -- The evolution of the Russian discourse on the French Revolution / Alexander Tchoudinov -- Revolutionary violence of the French type and its influence on the Chinese Revolution / Gao Yi


SUBJECT

  1. Revolutions -- History
  2. France -- History -- Revolution
  3. 1789-1799 -- Influence

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