The Wind from America, 1778-1781 : age of the french revolution / Claude Manceron
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York: Touchstone Books, 1989Description: 584 Pages PbkISBN: - 0671680196
- 944.04 MAN
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Library Dept. of Political Science Roedad Khan's Collection DPOS | 900 History and Geography | 944.04 MAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | DPOS537 |
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| 943.361 HUS Paris The Secret History | 944 PRI A Concise History of France / | 944.04 CAR The French Revolution : a history / | 944.04 MAN The Wind from America, 1778-1781 : age of the french revolution / | 944.04 ROS Portrait of a Revolution Russia 1896-1924 | 944.04092 MCP Robespierre : a revolutionary life / | 944.05 ASP The Rise And fall of Napoleon Bonaparte |
"The Wind from America, 1778-1781" by Claude Manceron explores the impact of the American Revolution on France, particularly in the context of the French Revolution's precursors. The book examines the period when French intellectuals and politicians were inspired by American ideals of liberty and democracy. Manceron's work provides insight into the transatlantic exchange of ideas and the role of the American Revolution in shaping French thought and politics in the late 18th century.
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