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Say’s Republicanism, 1794—1798
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Abstract
In the aftermath of the Terror increasing numbers of emigres, ex-revolutionaries, and foreign polemicists were portraying the Revolution as a moribund project. French manners were perceived to be antithetical to republicanism, and endemic bloodshed the unavoidable consequence of their conflation.
Title: Say’s Republicanism, 1794—1798
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Abstract
In the aftermath of the Terror increasing numbers of emigres, ex-revolutionaries, and foreign polemicists were portraying the Revolution as a moribund project.
French manners were perceived to be antithetical to republicanism, and endemic bloodshed the unavoidable consequence of their conflation.
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