Fabrice Bensimon, The Echo of the French Revolution in 19th-century Britain (1815-1870) After the end of the Napoleonic wars, the French Revolution and Jacobinism remained a real threat for the British authorities. In particular because of the repression and the hostility to « French principles », the British radical tendencies avoided referring to French traditions, with the exception of Paineites such as Richard Carlile. However, in the late 1820s and early 1830s, there was a shift : among the Whigs, 1789 was rehabilitated, and the 1830 revolution showed that a French revolution did not have to be bloody. Bronterre O'Brien undertook a real political worship of Robespierre. This was a minority trend among radicals, but it lasted until the...
Michael T. Davis, English Radicalism and the French Revolution Although English radicalism originat...
International audienceHow did the French who lived during the French Revolution perceive their Engli...
The few studies so far of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom 1794-1796 put heavy emphasis on its counter — r...
Fabrice Bensimon, The Echo of the French Revolution in 19th-century Britain (1815-1870) After the e...
This is a fragment of a major contribution concerning « The French Revolution in the Political Aware...
British radicals established a pro-revolutionary society in Paris in the late months of 1792, at a t...
During the greater part of the nineteenth century the French political, social and cultural landscap...
Kôbô Seigan, Memories of the French Revolution and Napoleonic Empire and their Impact on French Publ...
The author takes stock of the debates brought to the fore by the Bicentennial of the Revolution : in...
The above statement was made in London by the soon to be restored King of France in April 1814 at a ...
Familière aux historiens de 1848, l’idée de « révolution européenne » est moins présente dans l’hist...
Mike Rapport, « Deux nations malheureusement rivales » : the French in Britain, the British in Franc...
The French Revolution represents the defining event in modern French national memory. As an epochal ...
Le radicalisme britannique postérieur à 1815 est le produit d’un faisceau d’influences plongeant en ...
Bertaud Jean-Paul. The French Emigrés in Europe and the struggle against Revolution, 1789-1814, edit...
Michael T. Davis, English Radicalism and the French Revolution Although English radicalism originat...
International audienceHow did the French who lived during the French Revolution perceive their Engli...
The few studies so far of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom 1794-1796 put heavy emphasis on its counter — r...
Fabrice Bensimon, The Echo of the French Revolution in 19th-century Britain (1815-1870) After the e...
This is a fragment of a major contribution concerning « The French Revolution in the Political Aware...
British radicals established a pro-revolutionary society in Paris in the late months of 1792, at a t...
During the greater part of the nineteenth century the French political, social and cultural landscap...
Kôbô Seigan, Memories of the French Revolution and Napoleonic Empire and their Impact on French Publ...
The author takes stock of the debates brought to the fore by the Bicentennial of the Revolution : in...
The above statement was made in London by the soon to be restored King of France in April 1814 at a ...
Familière aux historiens de 1848, l’idée de « révolution européenne » est moins présente dans l’hist...
Mike Rapport, « Deux nations malheureusement rivales » : the French in Britain, the British in Franc...
The French Revolution represents the defining event in modern French national memory. As an epochal ...
Le radicalisme britannique postérieur à 1815 est le produit d’un faisceau d’influences plongeant en ...
Bertaud Jean-Paul. The French Emigrés in Europe and the struggle against Revolution, 1789-1814, edit...
Michael T. Davis, English Radicalism and the French Revolution Although English radicalism originat...
International audienceHow did the French who lived during the French Revolution perceive their Engli...
The few studies so far of the Anglo-Corsican Kingdom 1794-1796 put heavy emphasis on its counter — r...