Selected Papers from the Joint 66th Society for French Historical Studies Conference & 22nd George Rudé Seminar in French History and Civilization
2021
Volume editor: Briony Neilson
Melissa Byrnes, Anti-Salazarism and Transnational Solidarity: Franco-Portuguese Student Activism in the 1960s
Matthew McDonald, Striving After Style: Francophone Diplomacy in Prussia, 1740–86
Carine Renoux, Le papillon de l’Ain : Un département au cœur des circulations transnationales au milieu du XIXe siècle
Simon Burrows, The Geography and Control of the Clandestine Book Trade in France, 1770–89
Charlotte Ann Legg, Resettling Europe: Paul Robin, His Tribe, and Inter-Imperial Constructions of Whiteness in the 1890s and early 1900s
Geoff Watson, An Anglophile Amateur? New Zealanders’ Perceptions of Pierre de Coubertin
Helen Gramotnev, The Hatted Nude in the Art of Belle Époque Paris
Jean Elisabeth Pedersen, French Feminists at the International Council of Women, 1888–1914
Timothy Tackett, An Intendant to a Noble Family at the End of the Old Regime
Robert H. Blackman, Will the Real Catiline Please Stand Up? Framing Intimidation in the National Assembly of 1789
David Briscoe, Representing Poverty in Petitions for Assistance in Revolutionary Bordeaux, 1791–95
Jeffrey Ryan Harris, The General Will and the Extreme-Right in the National Constituent Assembly, 1789–90
Julie P. Johnson, The “Affaire Petit”: Revolutionary Nevers and An Early Challenge to the Power of the Church
Patrick Harris, Transimperial Exiles: Emigration and the Making of the Revolutionary Caribbean
Historiographical Reflections
Pamela Pilbeam, The Historiography of the 1789 Revolution from Alfred Cobban to Recent Times
Doug Munro, George Rudé: The Contours of a Career