Cambridge History of the Age of Atlantic Revolutions: Volume 2, France, Europe, and Haiti
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Cambridge History of the Age of Atlantic Revolutions: Volume 2, France, Europe, and Haiti
Klooster, Wim
Cambridge University Press
11/2023
800
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Inglês
9781108475983
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction Wim Klooster; Part I. France: 1. Overview of the French Revolution David Andress; 2. Abolishing feudalism Rafe Blaufarb; 3. The countryside Noelle Plack; 4. The revolution and the Atlantic: the society of the Friends of the Blacks Erica Johnson Edwards; 5. Tracking the French Revolution in the United States: sovereignty, representation, absolutism, and democracy Matthew Rainbow Hale; 6. The French Revolution and Spanish America Clement Thibaud; 7. Violence and the French Revolution Howard G. Brown; 8. Jacobins and terror in the French Revolution Marisa Linton; 9. The Directory, Thermidor, and the transformation of the revolution Philippe Bourdin; 10. Rethinking gender, sexuality, and the French Revolution Jennifer Heuer; Part II. Western, Central, and Eastern Europe: 11. Switzerland: local agency and French intervention: the Helvetic Republic Marc H. Lerner; 12. Revolution at Geneva. Genevans in revolution Richard Whatmore; 13. The modernity of the Dutch Revolution: ideas, action, permeation Joris Oddens; 14. The United States of Belgium Janet Polasky; 15. Revolution in England? Abolitionism Seymour Drescher; 16. The Irish Rebellion of 1798 Thomas Bartlett; 17. Italy: revolution and counterrevolution (1789-1799) John A. Davis; 18. Germany and the French Revolution Michael Rowe; 19. Reform and resistance: Hungary and the Habsburg monarchy, 1780-1795 Orsolya Szakaly; 20. Poland-Lithuania in the age of the Atlantic Revolutions: Dilemmas of liberty Richard Butterwick-Pawlikowski; 21. Transnational perspectives: the French Revolution, the sister republics, and the United States Annie Jourdan; Part III. Haiti: 22. Overview of the Haitian Revolution Robert D. Taber; 23. Saint-Domingue on the eve of the Revolution John Garrigus; 24. The Haitian Revolutions Bernard Gainot; 25. Toussaint Louverture, the cultivator system, and Haiti's independence (1798-1804) Philippe Girard; 26. Establishing a new nation: Haiti after independence, 1804-1843 Erin Zavitz; 27. Aspirations and actions of free people of color across the Caribbean Jessica Pierre-Louis; 28. The unruly Caribbean: reverberations of Saint-Domingue's rebellions in the Caribbean coast of New Granada and Venezuela, 1790-1800 Cristina Soriano; 29. The impact of the Haitian Revolution on the United States Ashli White.
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Introduction Wim Klooster; Part I. France: 1. Overview of the French Revolution David Andress; 2. Abolishing feudalism Rafe Blaufarb; 3. The countryside Noelle Plack; 4. The revolution and the Atlantic: the society of the Friends of the Blacks Erica Johnson Edwards; 5. Tracking the French Revolution in the United States: sovereignty, representation, absolutism, and democracy Matthew Rainbow Hale; 6. The French Revolution and Spanish America Clement Thibaud; 7. Violence and the French Revolution Howard G. Brown; 8. Jacobins and terror in the French Revolution Marisa Linton; 9. The Directory, Thermidor, and the transformation of the revolution Philippe Bourdin; 10. Rethinking gender, sexuality, and the French Revolution Jennifer Heuer; Part II. Western, Central, and Eastern Europe: 11. Switzerland: local agency and French intervention: the Helvetic Republic Marc H. Lerner; 12. Revolution at Geneva. Genevans in revolution Richard Whatmore; 13. The modernity of the Dutch Revolution: ideas, action, permeation Joris Oddens; 14. The United States of Belgium Janet Polasky; 15. Revolution in England? Abolitionism Seymour Drescher; 16. The Irish Rebellion of 1798 Thomas Bartlett; 17. Italy: revolution and counterrevolution (1789-1799) John A. Davis; 18. Germany and the French Revolution Michael Rowe; 19. Reform and resistance: Hungary and the Habsburg monarchy, 1780-1795 Orsolya Szakaly; 20. Poland-Lithuania in the age of the Atlantic Revolutions: Dilemmas of liberty Richard Butterwick-Pawlikowski; 21. Transnational perspectives: the French Revolution, the sister republics, and the United States Annie Jourdan; Part III. Haiti: 22. Overview of the Haitian Revolution Robert D. Taber; 23. Saint-Domingue on the eve of the Revolution John Garrigus; 24. The Haitian Revolutions Bernard Gainot; 25. Toussaint Louverture, the cultivator system, and Haiti's independence (1798-1804) Philippe Girard; 26. Establishing a new nation: Haiti after independence, 1804-1843 Erin Zavitz; 27. Aspirations and actions of free people of color across the Caribbean Jessica Pierre-Louis; 28. The unruly Caribbean: reverberations of Saint-Domingue's rebellions in the Caribbean coast of New Granada and Venezuela, 1790-1800 Cristina Soriano; 29. The impact of the Haitian Revolution on the United States Ashli White.
