Debate about the French Revolution

About this Collection

The publication of Richard Price’s sermon on “A Discourse on the Love of Our Country” in November 1789, in which he praised both the American and the French Revolutions, prompted Edmund Burke to write his critique of the French Revolution Reflections on the Revolution in France in 1790. This began a debate about the nature of the French Revolution which continues to this day: was it a step towards individual liberty and constitutional government or towards chaos and tyranny?

Western Europe War and Conflict 18th Century France - Andorra - Monaco

Titles & Essays

A – Z List

America

Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources (General)

Collections. Series. Collected Works

France Andorra Monaco

General Works

Great Britain

History Of Scholarship And Learning. The Humanities

Language And Literature

Political Theory

World History

Notes About This Collection

For additional information about the Debate about the French Revolution see the Timeline on the Debate about the French Revolution.