Britain and revolutionary France : conflict, subversion, and propaganda
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Britain and revolutionary France : conflict, subversion, and propaganda
（Exeter studies in history, no. 5）
University of Exeter, 1983 , Distributed in the U.S.A. by Humanities Press, 1983
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Bibliography: p. 83-88, 91
Contents of Works
- British policy in the war against revolutionary France / Michael Duffy
- The Anglo-French conflict in the Caribbean in the 1790s / David Geggus
- French subversion in Britain in the French revolution / Marianne Elliott
- British counter-revolutionary popular propaganda in the 1790s / Robert Hole
- Fiction as propaganda in the French revolution / Malcolm Cook
Description and Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chronological Summary: The Anglo-French Conflict 1789-1802
Introduction - COLIN JONES
1. British Policy in the War against Revolution France - MICHAEL DUFFY
2. The Anglo-French Conflict in the Caribbean in the 1790s - DAVID GEGGUS
3. French Subversion in Britain in the French Revolution - MARIANNE ELLIOTT
4. British Counter-revolutionary Popular Propaganda in the 1790s - ROBERT HOLE
5. Fiction as Propaganda in the French Revolution - MALCOLM COOK
Bibliographical Notes
Biographical Notes
Illustrations:
Map of the Caribbean
"The Contrast 1793" (? Rowlandson after Lord George Murray)
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