Commerce Des Lumières: John Oswald and the British in Paris, 1790-1793University of Missouri Press, 1986 - 338 páginas "My subject is the involvement of British intellectuals in revolutionary thought and action between the end of the American Revolution and the fourth year of the French Revolution. John Oswald, briefly famous as a herald and warrior and Pythagorean, then accidentally famous as a poet, was in fact an actively involved and highly articulate British member of the Jacobin Club of Paris, and to pursue his career is to move into the center of British-French revolutionary organization at the blissful, if anxious, dawn of the era of militant democracy and English romantic poetry."--Introduction. |
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... France , than France will be to England , " since the wealth of France " centers in a few hands " while " that of Great Britain is dispersed among many " ( 3 : 322-23 ) . A more crucial consideration is that cross - Channel com- merce ...
... France , than France will be to England , " since the wealth of France " centers in a few hands " while " that of Great Britain is dispersed among many " ( 3 : 322-23 ) . A more crucial consideration is that cross - Channel com- merce ...
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... France would support the Republic - in a war which the British ministers seem tempted to " plunge " into ; yet they " would not dare , against the voice of the people " : " We have a great deal to lose , and possibly gain nothing . Our ...
... France would support the Republic - in a war which the British ministers seem tempted to " plunge " into ; yet they " would not dare , against the voice of the people " : " We have a great deal to lose , and possibly gain nothing . Our ...
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... France and urging that " united we ought to assure the peace of Europe . " On his own side of the Channel , assured by Talleyrand that the French were willing to propose King George as arbitrator of the points in dispute between France ...
... France and urging that " united we ought to assure the peace of Europe . " On his own side of the Channel , assured by Talleyrand that the French were willing to propose King George as arbitrator of the points in dispute between France ...
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The Butchers Knife Frontispiece of Oswalds The Cry of Nature by James Gillray unsigned | 6 |
From Scotland to the Malabar Coast | 12 |
Oswalds neighborhood 17761779 1784+ | 17 |
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Commerce Des Lumières: John Oswald and the British in Paris, 1790-1793 David V. Erdman Vista de fragmentos - 1986 |
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