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Mentioned as 'the most famous example of literary conservatism in history' written in response to the French Revolution

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Described as 'one of the most influential books on our perception of history that has ever been written' regarding the French Revolution

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Referred to as 'his great history of the revolution' which influenced Dickens - this is Carlyle's history of the French Revolution

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Described as one of the most influential history books on the French Revolution, praised for its narrative style and emphasis on violence and costs of the revolution

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Referenced as 'her first great historical novel' about the French Revolution - this is 'A Place of Greater Safety'

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Described as 'a very good general history of the French Revolution' and quoted regarding Louis XVI being brought up to respect reason

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Described as 'absolutely wonderful' on the topic of coffee houses, pamphlets, and the new political culture in Paris before the revolution