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1823
Adolphe Thiers
1823
A historical account written during the early 19th century. The book aims to chronicle the events, implications, and characters involved in the French Revolution, a period that significantly transformed the nation's structure and society. At the start of this work, Thiers expresses his intention to write a comprehensive narrative of the French Revolution, acknowledging the complex emotions and divisive passions surrounding this historical event. He sets the stage by discussing the moral and political state of France leading up to the revolution, detailing the monarchy's instability under Louis XVI and the growing discontent among the three estates. The author introduces key figures and developments, including the roles of influential ministers, the burgeoning call for an assembly representing the populace, and the mounting tensions that distill into a revolutionary fervor that would irrevocably change France's course.
