The History of the French Revolution 5 Volume Set

Volume 1: Chronology of the French Revolution; Introduction by the editor; Preface by the author; History of the French Revolution; The National Legislative Assembly. Volume 2: Conclusion of the Legislative Assembly; The National Convention: Assembling and opening of the National Convention; The trial of Louis the Sixteenth; The National Convention continued; Appendix. Volume 3: The National Convention: State of France after the 31st of May; Means employed by the Convention against the Federalists; Distribution of the powers, and march of public opinion since the 31st of May; Anniversary of the 10th of August, and festival for the acceptance of the constitution; Movement of the armies in August and September, 1793; Attacks on the Committee of Public Welfare; Siege and reduction of Lyons; Effects of the revolutionary laws; Return of Danton; End of the campaign of 1793; Struggle between the Herbertists and Dantonists; Concentration of all the powers in the hands of the Committee; State of Europe at the commencement of 1794 (year II); Internal situation. Volume 4: The National Convention: Consequences of the ninth of Thermidor; Renewal of military operations; Winter of the year III; Conquest of Holland; Peace with Holland; Last conflicts between the Mountaineers and the Thermidorians; State of the armies; Intrigues of the Royalist party in the sections; The Directory: Installation of the Directory; Continuation of the administration operations of the Directory; Campaign of 1796; Clarke at headquarters. Volume 5: The Directory: Situation of the government in the winter of the year V (1797); State of Europe in 1797 (year V); Embarrassing situation of England; Consequences of the 18th of Fructidor; General Bonaparte in Paris; Expedition to Egypt; Effect of the expedition to Egypt in Europe; Resumption of hostilities; Effect of our first reverses; Continuation of the operations of Bonaparte in Egypt; Return of Bonaparte; Index.