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Traumatic Politics:The deputies and the King in the Early French Revolution,
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This fascinating book reads like a novel, to try to assess the emotional content of the deputies in the early Revolution. Barry Shapiro has read reams of letters, diaries, and other material to bring each deputy to life. It's refreshing to see how the deputies' letters say one thing to the home front, and another to someone in Paris. This is one of the first books to join an overtly psychological approach to the material now being written about the Revolution. It will fill in an important lacuna in French history. Read it yourself and decide whether Shapiro has made his case or not!
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Traumatic Politics: The Deputies and the King in the Early French Revolution by Barry M. Shapiro (Hardcover - October 1, 2009)
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