The French Revolution and the Psychology of Revolution

The Psychology of Revolution; I: The Psychological Elements of Revolutionary Movements; Book I: General Characteristics of Revolutions; I: Scientific and Political Revolutions; II: Religious Revolutions; III: The Action of Governments in Revolutions; IV: The Part Played by the People in Revolutions; Book II: The Forms of Mentality Prevalent During Revolution; I: Individual Variations of Character in Time of Revolution; II: The Mystic Mentality and the Jacobin Mentality; III: The Revolutionary and Criminal Mentalities; IV: The Psychology of Revolutionary Crowds; V: The Psychology of the Revolutionary Assemblies; II: The French Revolution; Book I: The Origins of the French Revolution; I: The Opinions of Historians Concerning the French Revolution; II: The Psychological Foundations of The Ancien R©GIME; III: Mental Anarchy at the Time of the Revolution and the Influence Attributed to the Philosophers; IV: Psychological Illusions Respecting the French Revolution; Book II: The Rational, Affective, Mystic, and Collective Influences Active During the Revolution; I: The Psychology of the Constituent Assembly; II: The Psychology of the Legislative Assembly; III: The Psychology of the Convention; IV: The Government of the Convention; V: Instances of Revolutionary Violence; VI: The Armies of the Revolution; VII: Psychology of the Leaders of the Revolution; Book III: The Conflict Between Ancestral Influences and Revolutionary Principles; I: The Last Convulsions of Anarchyâ"the Directory; II: The Restoration of Order. The Consular Republic; III: Political Consequences of the Conflict Between Traditions and Revolutionary Principles During the Last Century; III: The Recent Evolution of the Revolutionary Principles; I: The Progress of Democratic Beliefs Since the Revolution; II: The Results of Democratic Evolution; III: The New Forms of Democratic Belief; Conclusions