Author · 8 Feb 1910 – 8 Jan 1993

George Rudé

George Frederick Elliot Rudé (8 February 1910 – 8 January 1993) was a British Marxist historian, specializing in the French Revolution and "history from below", especially the importance of crowds in history.

Works

Revolutionary Europe, 1783-1815
1964
the crowd in the french revolution
1959
Captain Swing
1968
The crowd in history
1964
Wilkes and liberty
1883
Europe in the eighteenth century
1972
Interpretations of the French Revolution.
1961
Robespierre
1967
Paris and London in the eighteenth century
1952
The French Revolution
1988
Revolutionary Europe
1964
Ideology and popular protest
1980
Hanoverian London, 1714-1808
1971
Protest and punishment
1978
The face of the crowd
1988
Criminal and victim
1985
The crowd in history ; a study of popular disturbance in France and England 1730-1848
1964
Debate on Europe, 1815-1850
1972
The eighteenth century
1965
Narodnye nizy v istorii
1984
Hanovarian London
1971
Eighteenth century
1965
La Multitud En La Historia
2000
Europa Desde Las Guerras Napoleonicas a la Revoluc
1999
Europe in the eighteenth century
1974
Die Volksmassen in der Geschichte
1979
Hanoverian London
2003
Fransiz Devrimi
2015
The study of popular disturbances in the 'pre-industrial' age.
1963
Four-lesson syllabus on socialism in practice
1942
Rodespierre
1976
Hanovarian London 1714-1808.
1971
Socialism in practice
1942
The anti-Wilkite merchants of 1769
1965
I " Tumulti di Gordon" (1780)
1955
The London 'mob' of the eighteenth century.
1959
The Middlesex electors of 1768-1769
1960
"Mother Gin" and the London riots of 1736.
1959
Paris and London in the eighteenth century: studies in popular protest
1970
Some financial and military aspects of the Gordon riots
1956
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