This 13-minute video lesson covers Napoleon and the wars of The First Coalition and The Second Coalition against France. It focuses on Napolean's role. [History playlist: Lesson 20 of 26]

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Gain insights into the causes of political upheaval in France and the role that young people played in the Paris Uprising of 1832, in this video excerpt from Les Miserables, Masterpiece. Set in a tavern, the scene conveys the various viewpoints of the era, including those who supported the monarchy, those who favored Napoleon, and those who were determined to return to the earlier principles of the 1789 French Revolution, even if it meant outright rebellion once again. [1:42]

This site has an essay written by Maximilien Robespierre in 1794, during the turmoultous years of the French Revolution. A brief historical background of the essay is also included in this site.

An essay written by Maximilien Robespierre in 1794, during the period known as the Reign of Terror in the French Revolution.

Details on the fall of the Bastille, July 14, 1789, explaining how an angry mob stormed the fortress and triumphed over the French Guard.

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Selected verse collections by William Blake, including Songs from an Island in the Moon, Gnomic Verses, On Art and Artists, On Friends and Foes, Miscellaneous Epigrams, Tiriel, The Book of Thel, The French Revolution, A Song of Liberty, and The Ghost of Abel