The Thermidorians and The Directory: Two Phases of the French Revolution

Contents Foreword The Thermidorians 1. After the Ninth of Thermidor 2. The Dismemberment of the Revolutionary Government 3. Jacobin Activity 4. The Outlawing of the Jacobins 5. The Beginning of the White Terror, the Amnesty for the Vendeans, and the Law on Public Worship 6. The Abolition of the Maximum and the Monetary Disaster 7. The Journées of Germinal and Prairial; the White Terror 8. The Thermidorians and the Coalition; the Quiheron Disaster 9. The Constitution of Year III 10. The Thirteenth of Vendémiaire, Year IV 11. The Achievement of the Thermidorians Bibliographical Suggestions The Directory 1. Thermidorians and Directorials 2. The Beginning of the Directory 3. The Monetary Crisis and the Conspiracy of the Equals 4. The Finances of the Directory 5. The Elections of Year V; the Conflict Between the Directory and the Councils 6. The Directory and the Coalition 7. The Eighteenth of Fructidor 8. The Directorial Terror 9. The War Against England and the Resumption of Propaganda 10. The New Anti-Jacobin Reaction; the Twenty-Second of Floréal, Year VI (May 11,1798) 11. Finance and the National Economy 12. Society and the Current of Ideas 13. The Egyptian Expedition and the Second Coalition 14. The Crisis of Year VII 15. The Eighteenth of Brumaire Bibliographical Suggestions