Political clubs during the French Revolution [ Politics & Society / Clubs & Societies ]
… or democratic progress, the entry explores the factors that polarised and delegitimised them to much of the public. Those factors include ideology, circumstances and the weakness of the state. The inability and, in some … transformation. They served multiple functions. They lobbied and petitioned authorities. They informed and educated the public. They fundraised and redistributed, to the poor and to the army at war after April 1792. In some respects, the … Revolution: 1793-1795 (New York: Berghahn Press, 2000) and Raymonde Monnier, L'espace public démocratique: essai sur l'opinion public à Paris de la Révolution au Directoire (Paris: Kimé, 1994). 3 . This argument owes to the insights of …
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