The Course of French History
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The Course of French History

  1. 340 pages
  2. English
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The Course of French History

About this book

This stimulating one-volume history traces the social and economic evolution of France as a nation from the founding of the monarchy in 987, to the present day. Against a background of structural change, Goubert etches a vivid account of key events and personalities. His perspective is a popular one, and his main interest is in how political events and famous people affect the nation as a whole. The book incorporates the findings and perspectives of recent monographic studies with clarity and precision, but it is Goubert's own judgements, direct, forceful and iconoclastic, which make this an invaluable text.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2002
Print ISBN
9780415066716
eBook ISBN
9781134919277
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. COVER PAGE
  2. TITLE PAGE
  3. COPYRIGHT PAGE
  4. LIST OF GENEALOGIES
  5. LIST OF MAPS
  6. 1. FRANCE UNDER THE EARLY CAPETIANS: 987–1180
  7. 2. THE APOGEE OF MEDIEVAL FRANCE: THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY, 1180–1314
  8. 3. THE MISFORTUNES OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY
  9. 4. THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY: A KINGDOM REBORN FROM THE ASHES
  10. 5. THE β€˜BEAUTIFUL’ SIXTEENTH CENTURY: 1494–1552
  11. 6. DIFFICULT TIMES: 1560–1610
  12. 7. FROM GOOD KING HENRY TO THE SUN KING: 1598–1661
  13. 8. THE PLEASANT SEASONS OF A GREAT REIGN: 1661–1688
  14. 9. AUTUMN OF THE GREAT CENTURY: 1689–1715
  15. 10. THE AGE OF LOUIS XV: 1715–1774
  16. 11. LOUIS XVI: 1774–1792
  17. 12. THE REVOLUTION DURING PEACETIME: 1789–1792
  18. 13. REVOLUTION AND WAR: 1792–1799
  19. 14. FRANCE AGAINST EUROPE: THE NAPOLEONIC ERA, 1800–1815
  20. 15. FRANCE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: A PANORAMA
  21. 16. FRANCE UNDER NAPOLEON III: 1851–1870
  22. 17. FROM DEBACLE TO REVENGE: 1870–1914
  23. 18. FROM THE GREAT WAR TO THE NEAR PRESENT (1914–1987)
  24. BIBLIOGRAPHY