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The Two Tocquevilles, Father and Son
Herve and Alexis de Tocqueville on the Coming of the French Revolution
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Edited by:
R. R. Palmer
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English
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1987
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The distinguished historian R. R. Palmer compares the ideas of Alexis de Tocqueville and his father. Count Herve de Tocqueville. on the causes of the French Revolution of 1789.
Originally published in 1987.
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Keywords for this book
Parlement; Estates General (France); Alexis de Tocqueville; Nobility; Edict; Tax; Jacques Necker; Gustave de Beaumont; George Cornewall Lewis; Ancien Régime; John Burgoyne; Louis Philippe I; Estates of the realm; The Old Regime and the Revolution; Aristocracy; Seigneur; Napoleon III; Taille; Jacobin; Bourgeoisie; Despotism; Georges Lefebvre; Louis Blanc; Politique; Albert Soboul; Lettre de cachet; John Stuart Mill; Frederick the Great; Monsieur; Counter-revolutionary; French nobility; Rosicrucianism; Assembly of Notables; Tyrant; New Laws; Fraternization; Montesquieu; Camille Desmoulins; Invasion of England (1326); War; Battle of Brandywine; American Revolutionary War; Bailiwick; Reprisal; Feuillant (political group); Historiography of the French Revolution; Freemasonry; Adolphe Thiers; Superiority (short story); Cardinal Richelieu; Leopold von Ranke; Radicalism (historical); Napoleon; Intendant; Princes of Condé; Vassal; Republicanism; Warfare; Marshal of France; Multitude; John Lukacs; The Estates; What Happened; Insurgency; Acclamation; Battles of Saratoga; Estates-General of 1789; Popular sovereignty; United States Declaration of Independence; Droz
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