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Ch. 1 Conspiracy 1
Ch. 2 Legality 53
Ch. 3 Fraud 85
Ch. 4 Imposture 125
Ch. 5 Charivari 177
Ch. 6 Absurdity 221
Conclusion 247
Bibliography 263
Index 277
About the Author 289
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Shane Herring
reviewed The Satiric Decade: Satire and the Rise of Republican Political Culture in France, 1830-1840 on September 11, 2017
The Satiric Decade
A quick and thorough introduction
This is a thorough and quick introduction to the French Revolution and is a good springboard to other more in depth books that expect a basic knowledge of the events and major players. The author somehow manages to portray the many nuanced opinions of the revolution, its intentions and implications in relatively few pages. In the last several pages prior to the appendix he provides details on many of the prominent and more in depth books that have been written about the subject.
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