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Reform and revolution in China

Esherick, Joseph.

1976

Women, resistance and revolution

Sheila Rowbotham

1972

1848, a turning point?

Melvin Kranzberg

1959

Ideology and popular protest

George Rudé

1980

New European orders, 1919 and 1991

Samuel F. Wells

1996

Military rebellion in Argentina

Deborah L. Norden

1996

Work and revolution in France

William Hamilton Sewell Jr.

1980

Independence in Spanish America

Jay Kinsbruner

1994

Cuba 1933

Luis E. Aguilar

1972

African nationalism and revolution

Gregory Maddox

1993

Human rights and revolutions

Marilyn Blatt Young, Lynn Avery Hunt

2000

The encyclopedia of political revolutions

Jack A. Goldstone

1998

Richard II and the revolution of 1399

Bennett, Michael J.

1999

Religion, revolution, and the Russianintelligentsia, 1900-1912

Christopher Read

1979

Villa and Zapata

F.J. McLynn

2001

Iran under the ayatollahs

Dilip Hiro

1985

The turban for the crown

Said Amir Arjomand

1988

The agrarian policy of the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party from its origins through the revolution of 1905-1907

Maureen Perrie

1976

The Revolution of 1905

Abraham Ascher

1988

The anatomy of revolution

Crane Brinton, C. Brinton

1938

The birth of Communist China

C. P. Fitzgerald

1964

Romanticism and revolt

Jacob Leib Talmon

1967

Revolution in Pakistan

Herbert Feldman

1967

The Magic Lantern

Timothy Garton Ash

1990

The church and the Latin American revolution

François Houtart

1965

Stubborn Hope

Phillip Berryman

1994

Romania in turmoil

Martyn C. Rady

1992

Aesthetics and Revolution

Greg Dawes

1993

European Revolutions, 1492-1992 (Making of Europe (Paper))

Charles Tilly

1995

Revolution: the theory and practice of a European idea

Kumar, Krishan.

1971

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