1789-1799, revolution

Presents a comparative study of artists Jacques-Louis David and Jean-Louis Prieur, looking at their roles in depicting the French Revolution, and following their disparate fortunes after the fall of Robespierre despite their similar political views.

Explores the daily lives of people of all social classes during the French Revolution, providing information on the economy, clothes and fashions, arts, entertainment, food, education, family life, health, medicine, religion, military, and other related topics.

A history of the French Revolution recounting the events that signaled the birth of modern France.

The rulers of the French Revolution cannot discover who the maddeningly elusive figure is that threatens their power with his disguises, endless ruses and infinite daring.

Presents an overview of the French Revolution, discussing its origins and excesses, and the rise of Napoleon. Also includes a glossary, time line, and reading list.

Traces the life of Napoleon Bonaparte, including his childhood, education, political and military accomplishments, and final years in exile.

Describes the causes, events, and aftermath of the French Revolution in 1789.

A program designed to provide teachers with all the material they require to develop the pupils' historical knowledge of Revolutionary France with study activities, review questions, and explanatory diagrams.

A reissue of a 1940 study of the twelve men appointed to the Committee of Public Safety in France in 1793 and their attempts to govern the country throughout a year of revolution, war, civil unrest, and foreign invasion.

Text and illustrations present a factual overview and analysis of the French Revolution and its aftermath, discussing its origins, the monarchy's restoration, and the Revolution's effect on the world at large. Also includes a glossary, time line, and further-reading list.