Enlightenment and Revolution : Essays in Honour of Norman Hampson (Hardcover)

Contents: Introduction: The life and opinions of Norman Hampson, William Doyle; The writings of Norman Hampson; Voltaire and Hume, Haydn Mason; Enlightenment, science and army reform in 18th-century France, Alan Forrest; Louis XVI and the public sphere, Tim Blanning; Henri-Leonard Bertin and the fate of the Bourbon monarchy: the 'Chinese connection', Gwynne Lewis; The 'political reveries' of Alexander Jardine, (1739?-99), Jane Rendall; Partners in revolution: Louise de Keralio and FranA§ois Robert, editors of the Mercure National, 1789-91, Leigh Whaley; Reason, revolution and religion: Gregoire and the search for reconciliation, James McMillan; Ideas of the future in the French Revolution, Marisa Linton; 'A ferocious and misled multitude': elite perceptions of popular action from Rousseau to Robespierre, David Andress; 'England expects...': trading in liberty in the age of Trafalgar, Peter Jones; The Haitian Revolution and the world of Atlantic slavery, James Walvin; Index.