[DOC] [TLE] Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution - Wikipedia [PAR] It was published in 1989, the bicentenary of the French Revolution, and like many 
other works in that year, was highly critical of its legacy. "The terror," declared 
Schama in the book, "was merely 1789 with a higher body count; ... reinforced by 
Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities and promulgated in subsequent pop literature),... [DOC] [TLE] Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution by ... - Goodreads [PAR] Preface; Powers of Recall--40 Years Later; Alterations: The France of Louis XVI; 
..... Simon Schama's history of the French Revolution examines the period from ... 
the Revolution officially began, to its apparent climax and quasi-resolution in ..... 
I read this book when it came out for the bicentennial of the French Revolution... [DOC] [TLE] CITIZENS A Chronicle of the French Revolution by Simon Schama [PAR] May 21, 1989 ... For the bicentennial of the French Revolution, Simon Schama sings no ... A 
Revolutionary Romance With Violence : CITIZENS A Chronicle of the ... not the 
unfortunate by-product of revolution, it was the source of its energy . ... He warns 
us that his book "may well strike the reader as story rather than history. [DOC] [TLE] Simon Schama Essay - Critical Essays - eNotes.com [PAR] Essays and criticism on Simon Schama - Critical Essays. ... He published a 
second work on Dutch history, Two Rothschilds and the ... Citizens, one of 
several books about the French Revolution published during the bicentennial 
year, is a ... on their subjects, Schama's interpretation of the French Revolution in 
Citizens is... [DOC] [TLE] The Body and the French Revolution - JStor [PAR] The two books in English published in the bicentennial year that have made the 
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gangs of both left and right butchered their political enemies. The Body and the ... 
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William Doyle Paperback $22.46 ... much conventional wisdom on its head," 
Schama argues that the Revolution did .... Published 4 months ago by Jarle Erik 
Sandvik. [DOC] [TLE] IT'S NOT OVER TILL ITS OVER, AND IT'S NOT OVER [PAR] Sep 10, 1989 ... In the last decade, Mr. Furet has published four books developing his 
interpretation, ... in this year of commemoration and reflection on the meaning of 
1789. ... Yet the celebration of the bicentennial showed that everyone was not so 
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on its head,'' Schama argues that the Revolution did not produce a ``patriotic ... 
main publishing events of the bicentennial year of the French Revolution. ... 
Simon Schama is the prize-winning author of seven acclaimed books. [DOC] [TLE] Citizens | Video | C-SPAN.org [PAR] Jul 13, 1989 ... Citizens Simon Schama, professor of history at Harvard University, discusses his 
recent work, Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution. ... See you when you'
re published. ... The only living object that could actually simply make its way into 
my study, which is quite small at ..... It's been nearly 10 years. [DOC] [TLE] The Revolution and its Historians - The Oxford History of the French ... [PAR] That year saw the publication of the first volumes of Jules Michelet's and Louis ..... 
Simon Schama, whose Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution was the ... 
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Question: Published in the year of its bicentennial, "Citizens" is Simon Schama's story of this revolution
Answer: The French Revolution