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Referenced as 'Peter McPhee's book on the French Revolution' when discussing an example of an 18-year-old merchant's son who wrote home about the massacres. The book is used as a source for primary historical accounts.

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Described as 'Peter McPhee's Great History of the French Revolution' - referenced when discussing how the Girondins had a parody of the Marseillaise that they used against the Jacobins.

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Explicitly described as 'his brilliant Liberty or Death book on the French Revolution' when discussing how the oath of the clergy fractured both the church and the revolution.