Revolutionary Europe

Gavin Murray-Miller is Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at Cardiff University, UK. He is the author of The Cult of the Modern: Trans-Mediterranean France and The Construction of French Modernity (2017).

• List of IllustrationsList of MapsAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Patriots and Citizens: America and France (1763 – 1789)2. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity or Death: Radicalizing the French Revolution3. Artisans, Citoyennes and Slaves: The Meaning of Equality it a Revolutionary World4. Taming the Furies of Revolution: Order, Disorder and Empire (1794 – 1815)5. Transnational Revolutionaries: Post-Napoleonic Europe and the Mediterranean (1815 – 1835)6. Socialism and Social Protest: From Reform to Radicalism (1815 – 1848)7. The Indian Summer of Romantic Revolution: 1848 and the Reassessment of European Radicalism8. The Revolutionary Tradition at a Crossroads: The Anarchists (1865 – 1905) 9. The Revival and Failure of Revolutionary Constitutionalism: The Russian and Ottoman Empires (1905 – 1914)10. Forging the New Regime: War and Revolution in the Russian Empire (1914 – 1922)Epilogue: Revolutionary Currents Beyond EuropeSelected BibliographyIndex

Gavin Murray-Miller’s book Revolutionary Europe is an excellent new addition to the field of European revolutionary radicalism given his emphasis on concepts of community, networks and culture. It is clear, compelling, and brings novel perspectives on entanglements even on well-established ground. In 10 short chapters Murray-Miller outlines examples of this cross-fertilization between movements and thinkers in the history of European radicalism and maps a detailed and well-researched web of connections that has been neglected or overlooked.