Revolutionary Currents: A Curated Bundle of Seven French Historical Works

Step into the fervent heart of revolutionary France—and beyond—with this rare and richly layered collection of seven scholarly volumes. Curated for the discerning reader, this bundle explores the ideological tremors, countercurrents, and cultural upheavals that shaped Europe from 1775 to 1815.
 Included Titles:
•     Annales Historiques de la Révolution Française #255–256 (1984)
Special issue: Les Mouvements révolutionnaires dans les Pays Allemands — 302 pages
•     Le Directoire by Georges Lefebvre (1971, Armand Colin, Collection U2) — 192 pages
•     L’Église Catholique et la Révolution Française by André Latreille
Volume I: 1775–1799 (1970, Éditions du Cerf) — 295 pages
Volume II: 1800–1815 — 290 pages
•     Les Sans-Culottes by Albert Soboul (1968, Le Seuil, Collection Points Histoire) — 246 pages
•     La Contre-Révolution 1789–1804 by Jacques Godechot (1984, PUF, Collection Quadrige) — 426 pages
•     La Grande Nation by Jacques Godechot (1983, Aubier, Collection Historique) — 540 pages

Why This Bundle Matters
From the radical grassroots of the sans-culottes to the intellectual rigor of counter-revolutionary thought, this set offers a panoramic view of revolutionary ideology, religious transformation, and geopolitical reverberations. Ideal for historians, educators, or collectors seeking depth and authenticity.
 All books are softcover editions in French, gently aged with signs of scholarly use. Perfect for display, research, or gifting to a fellow Francophile.
 One bundle only— Curated from my personal library built during years of study at the Sorbonne., ready to ship from California.

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