HISTORY 313 - The Revolutionary Century: France, 1789-1900   Tags: course_guide  

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In this course guide, you will find examples of library materials that you can use for your final papers. These materials are located in Mirlyn, our online library catalog. This course guide also provides strategies for conducting your own searches in Mirlyn for materials on your paper topics. Here are some places to begin:

• French Revolution
• Napoleon
• Haitian Revolution 
• Restoration & the July Revolution
• 1848 Revolution & the Second Republic
• Commune of Paris

In addition, you will find links to relevant journals and databases where you can search for articles on your topics: Finding Articles.

From ARTStor:
Revolution of 1830: Departure of King Louis-Philippe for the Paris townhall (Hotel de Ville)