Artisans and Sans-culottes: Popular Movements in France and Britain During the French Revolution |
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action American areas armée révolutionnaire arrested artisan societies August autumn began booklist bourgeois Brissotins British popular Burke called campaign Champ de Mars Citizen clubs comités révolutionnaires commissaires Commune constitution Convention Cordeliers coup crise des subsistances crisis crowds culotte Daniel Isaac Eaton demanded democracy democratic denounced Dissenters Edward Thompson enemies England English enragés Faubourg fédérés France French Revolution friends Girondins Gravilliers guillotine Hardy Hébert Hébertiste insurrection Jacobins Jacques Roux John John Thelwall journée king labour levée en masse liberty London London Corresponding Society Marat March massacre menu peuple militants moderates Montagnard National Guard organised Paine Paine's Paris Parisian patriots Père Duchesne petition police political popular movement popular societies prison provincial radical reform régime Republic revolutionary riots Robespierre Robespierrist Roux Saint Antoine sans-culotte movement sans-culottes Section assemblies seems September Sheffield social streets taxation Terror Thelwall Thermidor Thomas Thomas Hardy took traditional tutoiement voted wage women