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This essay is approx. 10 pages long. It analyzes Timothy Tackett's book "When the King Took Flight" alongside Michelle Troillot's book "Silencing the Past" and applies it to the French Revolution among other things.

Approximately 40 pages of well-written notes that are sure to help you study for exams or add information to an essay. If this is for the Austin Peay State University, French History Class, it has the notes for every sing class/lecture. If you are not in that class it has notes that contain information from 1780 to the time of Napolean Bonaparte's death.

This essay is 10 pages long, has very few grammar issues, a strong thesis, and plenty of evidence to back it up. It essentially argues that most of the French public during the French Revolution wanted a king or a king-like figure to lead them, not a republic. Outside of that it also does a good job at summarizing what the French Government did from King Louis XVI to Napolean becoming emperor.

This is a book review of "The Puritan Dilemma" by Edmund Morgan. I did this for a colonial American history class, but I would imagine it could work for any class. This document focuses on the book's thesis, a critique of Morgan's writing style, a brief look at the validity of Morgan's sources, and a recommendation on whether someone should read.