"the common people, all thouse who did not belong to the nobility and the comfortable middle class, thus made up between a half and two-thirds of the population of Paris"

The Making of the Sans-Culottes: Democratic Ideas and Institutions in Paris, 1789-92

Rose, R. B.

Manchester Univ Pr

Gracchus Babeuf: The First Revolutionary Communist

History

Europe

Stanford Univ Pr

When nurse, Casey Marshall, is employed at a New York State psychiatric hospital, she uncovers the institution's darkest and well kept secret... there are "sicker patients" than the ones she takes care of and these "deranged persons" are hidden well within

Asylum: From The Inside

Biographies & Memoirs

Xlibris

Men and women of revolutionary France, 1789--1871. This book presents two main themes: the birth, in the French Revolution of 1789, of an on-going tradition of democracy and equality, and the transformation of the French working class from a pre-industrial sporadic force to a conscious and organized political movement, a process completed by the end of the nineteenth century.

Tribunes & Amazons

Macleay Press

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