The anatomy of revolution

A work of comparative history by Harvard historian Crane Brinton, first published in 1938, that analyzes the course of four modern revolutions, the English, American, French, and Russian, to identify common patterns in how revolutions begin, develop, and conclude.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

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