Revolutionary ideas an intellectual history of the French Revolution from the Rights of Man to Robespierre - Israel, Jonathan I. (Jonathan Irvine) 1946- (Oxford Princeton, New Jersey Princeton University Press, 2014)
Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Revolution of the press (1788-90) -- Chapter 3. From estates-general to national assembly (April-June 1789) -- Chapter 4. The rights of man: summer and autumn 1789 -- Chapter 5. Democratizing the revolution -- Chapter 6. Deadlock (November 1790-July 1791) -- Chapter 7. War with the church (1788-92) -- Chapter 8. The Feuillant Revolution ( July 1791-April 1792) -- Chapter 9. The "General Revolution" begins (1791-92) -- Chapter 10. The Revolutionary Summer of 1792 -- Chapter 11. Republicans divided (September 1792-March 1793) -- Chapter 12. The "General Revolution" from Valmy to the Fall of Mainz (1792-93) -- Chapter 13. The world's first democratic constitution (1793) -- Chapter 14. Education: securing the revolution -- Chapter 15. Black emancipation -- Chapter 16. Robespierre's Putsch ( June 1793) -- Chapter 17. The summer of 1793: overturning the revolution's core values -- Chapter 18. De-Christianization (1793-94) -- Chapter 19. "The Terror" (September 1793-March 1794) -- Chapter 20. The Terror's last months (March-July 1794) -- Chapter 21. Thermidor -- Chapter 22. Post-Thermidor (1795-97) -- Chapter 23. The "General Revolution" (1795-1800): Holland, Italy, and the Levant -- Chapter 24. The Failed Revolution (1797-99) -- Chapter 25. Conclusion: The Revolution as the outcome of the radical enlightenment.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 803-831) and index.
Keywords: Revolutionaries -- France -- History -- 18th century; France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 -- Causes; France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799 -- Historiography; France -- Intellectual life -- 18th century