"Discusses the the theory of revolutions and touches on the revolutions in United States and France; also discusses Romanticism and the Romantics' beliefs."@en
"Revolution became the European norm as the romantic artists and writers spread the concept that violence was acceptable to achieve justice for the people. Politics became infused with nationalism as the upper and middle classes joined the revolts."@en
"Discusses the philosophy of revolution (social and national) that became the accepted political norm in 19th century Europe, tracing the contribution of the Romantic artists & writers to its ascendancy."@en
"Leaders in the arts, literature and political theory argue for social justice and national liberation."
"Discusses art, literature and political theory in the 19th century. Leaders in the arts, literature and political theory argued for social justice and national liberation."@en
"Revolution became the European norm as the Romantic artists and writers spread the concept that violence was acceptable to achieve justice for the people. Politics became infused with nationalism as the upper and middle classes joined the revolts."@en
"Revolution became the European norm as the Romantic artists and writers spread the concept that violence was acceptable to achieve justice for the people. Politics became infused with nationalism as the upper and middle classes joined the revolts."

Revolution and the Romantics