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... Furet - seeing the Revolution as not only a set of causes and consequences but the opening of a society to all possibilities; Pierre Chaunu; and Michelle Vovelle - with a pluralistic approach to the Revolution. The French Revolution Argued by Francois Furet Francois Furet characterized that the Revolutionary France was indeed under the spell of the new sovereign, who was its son and had saved it from the danger of a restoration. France had finally found the republican monarchy toward which it had been groping since 1789. Francois Furet was a former communist zealously determined to make amends for what he believed were his earlier insidious loyalties and in 1978 renounced the Marxist interpretation and diverged from the revisionists at the same time. Furet argued that "the Revolution was the historical space that separated the two powers, the embodiment of the idea that history is shaped by human action rather ...
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