The Struggle between the Bourgeoisie and Feudalism 1789-1848 AD (Volume Three) (eBook, ePUB)
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The Conflict between the Bourgeoisie and Feudalism 1789-1848 AD (Volume Three): Muhammad Fouad Shukri reviews the deep tensions that shook Europe before and after the French Revolution. In this book, the intense conflict between ancient feudalism, which dominated France and Europe by rule of the king, the nobility, and their agricultural lands, and the educated middle bourgeoisie that sought political and economic dominance is revealed to us in this book. With the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789 AD, these tensions turned into the flames of revolution that called for the principles of...
The Conflict between the Bourgeoisie and Feudalism 1789-1848 AD (Volume Three): Muhammad Fouad Shukri reviews the deep tensions that shook Europe before and after the French Revolution. In this book, the intense conflict between ancient feudalism, which dominated France and Europe by rule of the king, the nobility, and their agricultural lands, and the educated middle bourgeoisie that sought political and economic dominance is revealed to us in this book. With the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789 AD, these tensions turned into the flames of revolution that called for the principles of "liberty, fraternity, and equality." How did feudalism manage to suppress the revolution, and how did this lead to the liquidation of Napoleon's rule? How did the conflict between the forces of feudalism and the movements of national nationalism continue in various parts of Europe until 1848 AD? In this first volume, Shukri gives us a detailed vision of this historical conflict, explaining how these conflicts shaped the course of European politics and influenced the course of major events of that era.
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