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Introduction: The Rise and Fall of the French Revolution T. C. W.Blanning Church, State, and the Ideological Origins of the FrenchRevolution: The Debate over The General Assembly of the Gallican Clergy in1765 Dale Van Kley French Political Thought at the Accession of Louis XVIKeith Michael Baker "Public Opinion" at the End of the Old Regime MonaOzouf A Mutation in Elite Political Culture: The French Notables and theDefense of Property and Participation, 1787 Vivian R. Gruder PeasantGrievances and Peasant Insurrection: France in 1789 John Markoff TheMonarchy and Procedures for the Elections of 1789 Francois Furet The Crowdand Politics between Ancien Regime and Revolution in France Colin Lucas TheSecond Estate in the Constituent Assembly, 1789-1791 Alison Patrick War andTerror in French Revolutionary Discourse (1792-1794) Mona Ozouf Ideologiesand Social Revolutions: Reflections on the French Case William H. Sewell, JrCultural Idioms and Political Ideologies in the RevolutionaryReconstruction of State Power: A Rejoinder to Sewell Theda Skocpol The Westin France in 1789: The Religious Factor in the Origins of theCounterrevolution Timothy Tackett Redefining Revolutionary Liberty: TheRhetoric of Religious Revival during the French Revolution Suzanne Desan"Federalism" and Urban Revolt in France in 1793 Bill Edmonds The RoyalistPress in the Reign of Terror Jeremy D. Popkin Patterns of Popular Protestin the French Revolution: The Conceptual Contribution of the Gard James N.Hood The Failure of the Liberal Republic in France, 1795-1799: The Road toBrumaire Lynn Hunt, David Lansky, Paul Hanson. Index