THE IDEAS OF CHARLES-JOSEPH PANCKOUCKE, PUBLISHER OF THE MONITEUR UNIVERSEL, ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

Discusses the ideas of newspaper editor and publisher Charles-Joseph Panckoucke on the French Revolution. Relations between his views and his career and interests; Discussion on his concept of bankruptcy; Concerns on the consequences of the revolution; Role of the critics of the institution and the...

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Publicado en:French Historical Studies Vol. 4; no. 3; pp. 304 - 320
Autor principal: Kulstein, David I.
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Publicado: Duke University Press Spring66
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