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	Albert Soboul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Albert Marius Soboul (April 27, 1914–September 11, 1982) was a French historian of the French Revolution of 1789–1799 and of Napoleon.
		Soboul was promoted to the University of Clermont-Ferrand, then in 1967 to the chair of the history of the French Revolution at the Sorbonne.
		Soboul is buried in the Père Lachaise cemetery, not far from the graves of prominent Communist Party leaders and the Communards' Wall, where the last Communards were shot in May, 187l.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Albert_Soboul (422 words)

	Sans-Culotte
		Albert Soboul describes and outlines the composition and activities of the different sections in Paris during Revolutionary France.
		Soboul's book has always been thought as the main authority on the sections in Paris, but in the early 1980's, a critique was written on The Sans-Culottes and many things were found to be wrong with the book.
		Soboul wanted to look at the sections and the sans-culottes from a political and socio-economic view, but his sources for this enterprise were political, and in a large part rhetorical.
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	Rural Society in France
		Soboul explores the persistence of the church tithe and other dues under various guises well into the nineteenth century, usually in new leases and sharecropping contracts, verbal or notarised.
		But Soboul demonstrates how the word was used in nineteenth-century rural France, and his article explains its context and connotations.
		It is a credit to Soboul's craftsmanship and careful reading of the evidence that his avowed Marxist theory of history does not seem to have conditioned his conclusion that the "anti-feudal reflex" and "myth" influenced the minds and actions of peasants independency of the material reality of seigneurial dues or church tithes.
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	Lacombe Albert: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
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	Mathiez Albert: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jaures, Mathiez and the History of the French Revolution...308 Albert Soboul 333 Foreword This...if not clearly expressed, by Albert Mathiez in his 1922 preface to a new...
		Marxists like Albert Soboul (the postwar occupant of the chair of revolutionary...celebration and previously occupied by such Marxist titans as Mathiez and Lefebvre) have continued to refine their celebratory thesis...
		Some of his students, notably Albert Mathiez, broke with his emphasis and turned to social and economic issues.
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	French Revolution Response 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		These readings deal with various historical views dealing with issues of the French Revolution, as expressed by Georges Lefebvre (1874-1959), William Doyle (1942-), Albert Soboul (1914-1982), Francois Furet (1927-1997), Albert Mathiez (1874-1932), Richard Cobb (1917-1996), Crane Brinton (1898-1968), and George Rude (1910-1993).
		Soboul's discussion of feudalism was interesting to me because of my study of medieval history; he prompted reflection on when feudalism ended, by about 1500?
		Of course, the answer depends on the definition of "feudalism," and I understand the concern expressed by some historians about the unreasonable remnants of "feudalism" that caused resentment at the outbreak of the revolution.
	carbon.cudenver.edu /~rpekarek/fresp4.html (625 words)

	131-153 - Age of Revolutions B
		1.Perspective V - Marxism, Albert Soboul and the "maximalist" approach to the significance of the Revolution
		Tutorial: The debate: Albert Soboul and William Doyle.
		What are the key differences in the arguments of Soboul and Doyle about the nature and significance of the Revolution (note, for example, their closing paragraphs)?
	webraft.its.unimelb.edu.au /131153/pub/tutorialguide.html (1778 words)

	The
		In his magisterial work, Les Sanculottes Parisiens de l'An 11, Albert Soboul examined the membership of the comités révolutionnaires which were attached, after 1792, to each of the 48 Sections of Paris, these Sections becoming the local bases of sansculotte power.
		This is why it is very difficult, at times, to distinguish between 'the language of revolution' and the' language of national survival', the propaganda of a war dictatorship.
		It is relevant here to recall Richard Andrew's challenge to Soboul's thesis of an increasing divorce between the politics of the sansculottes and the those of the Jacobin government of the Year 2.
	faculty.goucher.edu /history231/Gwynne_Lewis.htm (7026 words)

	Alibris: Albert Soboul
		The book translated here should be regarded more as a synopsis of Professor Soboul's interpretation of the Revolution than as a detailed account of the course of events: it is an essay in analysis rather than a narrative.
		In it the author argues that the French Revolution can only be understood in terms of class struggle, and that any attempt to...
		Soboul was chair of the History of the French Revolution at the Sorbonne for many years until his death in 1982.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Albert_Soboul (264 words)

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	The French Revolution: Marxism versus revisionism
		The first essay is a classic restatement of the 'orthodox' social interpretation by Albert Soboul.
		I fully accept the revisionist critique of Lefebvre and Soboul and am convinced that the revolution cannot be understood apart from the language and conceptual vocabulary of the revolutionaries.
		Not enough attention is paid to the fact that the consciousness of those engaged in the revolution developed in response to a crisis over which they had little direct control-and then went on developing in response to conflict and battles.
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		Aulard, a Leninist, established Robespierre reputation as “The Incorruptible.” Georges Lefebvre, who continued to promote Robespierre as a revolutionary hero, followed Albert Mathiez as editor of the Annales’ influential journal, is generally considered the primary Marxist historian of the French Revolution, an influence exerted through a similar professorship at the Sorbonne.
		In “A Series of Class Revolts,” Lefebvre proposed the thesis, which has become known as the Lefebvre Thesis, that the French Revolution occurred in four stages, each marked by a predominant social class: the aristocratic revolution, the bourgeois revolution, the popular municipal revolution, and the peasant rural revolution.
		Albert Soboul, “An Attack on Feudalism,” in Frank A. Kafker, et al., eds., The French Revolution: Conflicting Interpretations (Malabar, FL: Krieger, 2002), 82-93.
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	DVORAK AND HIS WORLD by Soboul, Albert, Beckerman, Michael (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		DVORAK AND HIS WORLD by Soboul, Albert, Beckerman, Michael
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		Comprising both interpretive essays and a selection of documents that bear testimony to Dvorak's career and musical works, this volume addresses fundamental questions about the composer while presenting an argument for a radical reappraisal of his work.
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	Amazon.com: The Sans-Culottes: Books: Albert Soboul,Remy Inglis Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Amazon.com: The Sans-Culottes: Books: Albert Soboul,Remy Inglis Hall
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		by Albert Soboul, Remy Inglis Hall (Translator) "From June 1793 to February 1794, the Parisian sansculottes movement allowed the consolidation of the revolutionary government and the organization of the dictatorship of public..." (more)
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		Author(s): Soboul, Albert / ISBN: 0691007829 / Paperback / 11/01/1980
		Author(s): Soboul, Albert / ISBN: 8428104859 / Trade Paper / 01/01/1998
		Author(s): Soboul, Albert; Forrest, Alan; Jones, Colin / Reprint Edition
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