RÃ(c)pertoire GÃ(c)nÃ(c)ral Des Sources Manuscrites De L'histoire De Paris Pendant La RÃ(c)volution Française

Répertoire Général Des Sources Manuscrites De L'histoire De Paris Pendant La Révolution Française, Volume 2, by Alexandre Tuetey, is an invaluable resource for scholars and historians researching the French Revolution. This volume meticulously catalogs manuscript sources pertaining to the history of Paris during this tumultuous period.
The book serves as a comprehensive guide to archival materials, providing detailed information on the location, nature, and content of primary source documents. Researchers will find this répertoire essential for navigating the vast array of historical records and gaining deeper insights into the events, people, and social dynamics that shaped revolutionary Paris. Originally published in 1892, this enduring work remains a cornerstone for historical research on the French Revolution.
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