E7 – The French Revolution

History of Liberalism

Mar 20, 201634:12Society & Culture

In this episode we discuss the French Revolution. We begin with a short overview of what the revolution was and then move on to the causes and the implications of the revolution. In the end we talk about Burke and Paine...

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