One of the significant milestones of modern historiography, Simon Schama's book "Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution" is the most authoritative social, cultural, and narrative history of the French Revolution ever produced. Intelligent, provocative, and stylish, Schama's narrative about the early years of the great revolution in France, as well as the decades that preceded it, is thoughtful, informed, and progressively revisionist - Eugen Weber, The New York Times Book Review. The most wonderful book I have read about the French Revolution - Richard Cobb, The Times. Brilliant - beyond any praise - it has documented the adventures of this world with unparalleled understanding, wisdom, compassion, and truth, in the pages of this wonderful book - Bernard Levin, Sunday Times. Provides an unmatched impression of the currents and contradictions that make up this tremendous sequence of events - Antony Beevor.

Pages: 848, Dimensions: 13x13cm