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1. Bourgeoisie, Royal Offices, and Revolution in Recent Historical Writing
2. Jurisdiction and Politics: The Bailliage Courts in the System of Royal Institutions
3. Bailliage Magistrates in the Social Order of the Late Eighteenth Century
4. The Political Mobilization of the Bailliage Magistrates, 1787-1789
5. Bailliage Magistrates as Deputies in the Estates General and National Assembly, 1789-1791
6. The Liquidation of the Bailliage Offices and the Opportunity to Buy Nationalized Land
7. Careers of Former Bailliage Magistrates in Public Life, 1790-1795
8. Conclusion
Appendix
Sources and Bibliography
Glossary
Index
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reviewed Provincial magistrates and revolutionary politics in France, 1789-1795 on March 11, 2019
Provincial magistrates and revolutionary politics in France
Little book about the events before and during the French revolution
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