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The French Revolution: Impacts and Sources
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This programme explores different types of evidence - written, visual, and physical artefacts - to look at the way in which historians use existing primary sources to consider the impact of the French Revolution on ordinary people. It also discusses the type of evidence available in four main areas: the hopes aroused by the Revolution; terror; war; and death and deprivation.
Part of the series 'An Introduction to the Humanities'
Availability:
This title is no longer available from the Roland Collection
Additional information
Order number: 1506
| Credits | Open University/BBC |
| 24 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 16-adult | |
