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Reflections of revolution

By Kelvin Everest,Alison Yarrington

Romantic wars

By Philip Shaw

Refugee Nuns, the French Revolution, and British Literature and Culture

By Tonya J. Moutray

Narrative Responses To The Trauma Of The French Revolution

By Katherine Astbury

Women Warriors in Romantic Drama

By Wendy C. Nielsen

Fabricating history

By Barton R. Friedman

Rebel daughters

By Sara E. Melzer,Leslie W. Rabine

Teaching Representations of the French Revolution

By Julia V. Douthwaite,Antoinette Sol,Catriona Seth

Danton's Tod Von Georg Buechner

By Riitta Pohjola-Skarp

Romanticism and revolution

By Jon Mee

Tragedy walks the streets

By Matthew S. Buckley,Matthew S. Buckley

Gothic Fiction and the Invention of Terrorism

By Joseph Crawford

Freiheitssonne und Revolutionsgewitter

By Helmut Koopmann

Gender and Genre

By Stephanie M. Hilger

Passions of the sign

By Andreas Gailus

Early British romanticism, the Frankfurt School, and French post-structuralism

By David Beran

British Women Writers and the French Revolution

By A. Craciun

The French revolution debate and the British novel, 1790-1814

By Morgan Rooney

Crisis in representation

By Steven Blakemore

Unsex'd revolutionaries

By Eleanor Rose Ty

Narrative order, 1789-1819

By Gavin Edwards

Rebellious hearts

By Adriana Craciun,Kari Lokke

British women writers and the French Revolution

By Adriana Craciun

The Companion to "A Tale of Two Cities" (Dickens Companions S.)

By Andrew Sanders