1948
DOI: 10.1086/237209
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Historical Publication since 1939 on the French Revolution

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“…Beatrice Hyslop was a secretary for the Society of the History of the French Revolution in New York, and had a hand in organizing the Wildenstein show. 130 Frances Childs, historian of French émigrés in the United States, also helped out with the exhibition, while the portentously named deleguée générale adjointe to the Society was Sarah Lorgue, teacher from the local James Monroe high school, and a campaigner for better classroom teaching of 1789. 131 If the revolutionary era contained warning about the descent onto dictatorship, it also furnished French and American scholars with a genealogy of freedom they could rally behind.…”
Section: Exile and The New Universalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beatrice Hyslop was a secretary for the Society of the History of the French Revolution in New York, and had a hand in organizing the Wildenstein show. 130 Frances Childs, historian of French émigrés in the United States, also helped out with the exhibition, while the portentously named deleguée générale adjointe to the Society was Sarah Lorgue, teacher from the local James Monroe high school, and a campaigner for better classroom teaching of 1789. 131 If the revolutionary era contained warning about the descent onto dictatorship, it also furnished French and American scholars with a genealogy of freedom they could rally behind.…”
Section: Exile and The New Universalismmentioning
confidence: 99%