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social interpretation of the French Revolution: a standalone construct

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the reading of the French Revolution as a bourgeois revolution against feudalism, the Marxist interpretation that Cobban criticized.

In historiography, social interpretation of the French Revolution refers to the reading of the French Revolution as a bourgeois revolution against feudalism, the Marxist interpretation that Cobban criticized. This meaning comes from Cobban (1964/1999) in The social interpretation of the French Revolution.[1]

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  1. Cobban, A. (1999). The social interpretation of the French Revolution (2nd ed.). Cambridge University Press. (Original work published 1964) ISBN 9780521661515

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