The Oxford History of the French Revolution  

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The Oxford History of the French Revolution is a one-volume revisionist history of the French Revolution written by William Doyle and first published by Oxford University Press in 1988.

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Chapters

  1. "France under Louis XVI"
  2. "Enlightened Opinion"
  3. "Crisis and Collapse, 1776-1788"
  4. "The Estates-General, September 1788-July 1789"
  5. "The Principles of 1789 and the Reform of France"
  6. "The Breakdown of Revolutionary Consensus, 1790-1791"
  7. "Europe and the Revolution, 1788-1791"
  8. "The Republican Revolution, October 1791-January 1793"
  9. "War Against Europe, 1792-1797"
  10. "The Revolt of the Provinces"
  11. "Government by Terror, 1793-1794"
  12. "Thermidor, 1794-1795"
  13. "Counter-Revolution, 1789-1795"
  14. "The Directory, 1795-1799"
  15. "Occupied Europe, 1794-1799"
  16. "An End to Revolution, 1799-1802"
  17. "The Revolution in Perspective"
  18. "Appendix I: Chronology of the French Revolution"
  19. "Appendix II: The Revolutionary Calendar"



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