
The Old Regime and the Revolution
旧制度与大革命
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
35Chapters
160Reads
9.0Score
17Listens
9kReads · all time
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Reader comments 6
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He said, "People endure suffering patiently, thinking it is inevitable, but once someone comes up with an idea to eliminate the suffering, it becomes unbearable." This sentence touched me very much, just like when I am in love, I will tolerate some small problems, but if the other person tries to change, it may cause conflicts. This book gave me a deeper understanding of history and society.
Only the French nation can launch this revolution...? To read this book, you need some foundation in European history... Well, you must at least have some understanding of the history of the development of French feudal monarchy, otherwise you may be confused about socialism when he talks about aristocratic privileges and the status of Paris. The subsequent Governor-General and Institutional Reform are somewhat interesting. Our history textbooks label the French government before the Revolution a little too much. Although I feel that the author's identity is involved, it may also be due to my reading of Balzac's books. Forget it, I shouldn't point fingers at this classic text here. The interesting thing about the French Revolution is its internal strife - for foreigners, especially those who can only have room in their minds for a so-called flawless political commentary.
Great book, I didn't understand it.
It's too late to see this
Excellent translation The fall of one powerful enemy means that another, even more powerful, will take its place.
Great work, amazing