Book · 1856 · Nonfiction

The Ancien Regime and the Revolution

Penguin Books (Penguin Random House) · 307 pages
★ 6.8 editorial score

Revolutions come not when oppression is worst but when it begins to lift. Tocqueville digs through the old monarchy's records and finds the Revolution completing the centralized state it believed it was destroying.

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