Titlebook: England and the French Revolution; Stephen Prickett Textbook 1989Latest edition Stephen Prickett 1989 England.France.revolution

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19614-2England; France; revolution

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2493-8ard Price (1723–91), a leading nonconformist minister of the day who, on 4 November 1789, delivered a . at the Meeting House in the OldJewry (a street in London) to the Society for Commemorating the Revolution in Great Britain.

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A Mirror for 1688: Refractions and Reflections,ard Price (1723–91), a leading nonconformist minister of the day who, on 4 November 1789, delivered a . at the Meeting House in the OldJewry (a street in London) to the Society for Commemorating the Revolution in Great Britain.

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Introduction: Images of Revolution,heir actual continuities or discontinuities with previous events there or elsewhere, were seen by the rest of Europe as something quite new in human experience. In October 1789 the novelist Fanny Burney wrote to her father, ‘There is nothing in old history that I shall any longer think fabulous; the

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,France and England 1795–1820, meaning (from the Greek) ‘possession by a god’, it had always, from its first recorded use in English in 1603, been something of an ambiguous term. Possession by a Greek god could involve divine inspiration, but it could also bring on frenzy and madness in which the possessed could commit terrible