Titlebook: Living the French Revolution, 1789-1799; Peter McPhee Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 anxiet

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,The Experience of Terror, 1793–94,s period of draconian martial law always had another aim, however: the ‘regeneration’ of a citizenry worthy of the new Republic. The degree of success the government would have in both of these projects has often been recounted. Less accessible but equally dramatic, however, was the lived experience of working people during this year.

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,Conclusion — A Revolution for the People?,r’ and that 3,400 women had died in premature labour, not to mention the 1,550 “driven mad” by the Revolution.. Like that of the Marquise de Crequy, this perspective was jaundiced, again for understandable reasons. Certainly the figures of deaths were fanciful: those for war losses and the Vendee must be halved, at least.

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