• Most print resources on the French Revolution will be located in 944.04
• Print resources on specific topics may be found by searching the Online Catalog

~ eBooks from Gale Virtual Reference Library

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Databases: Scroll over an image for a complete description.

~ Biographies such as Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and Napoleon I, Emperor of France

~ Reference articles, images, and maps on topics such as the French Revolution, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, and more.

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~ Clipart, photos, fonts.

~ Reference, magazine/newspaper, and primary sources. Example search: "French history, 1789-1815," "French revolution."

~ Reference, magazine, newspaper, and primary sources. Example search: "French history, 1789-1815," "French revolution."

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Internet Resources

French Revolution Resources

• Britain and the French Revolution ~ Dr Mark Philp, British Broadcasting Company.
• Creating French Culture: the Rise and Fall of the Absolute Monarchy ~ Library of Congress exhibition.
• Declaration of the Rights of Man ~ The Avalon Project, Yale Law School.
• French History Timeline ~ Scroll down to the Revolution; from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
• The Guillotine Headquarters ~ Information from an enthusiast. Check your information against another source.
• Hanover Historical Texts Project ~ Letters and other primary documents from the Hanover College History Department, Hanover, Indiana.
• The Internet Modern History Sourcebook: French Revolution ~ Letters, diaries, pamphlets and other documents of the French Revolution.
• LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY: Exploring the French Revolution ~ An extensive site from George Mason University
• Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution ~ Companion website to the PBS production.
• Napoleon ~ Companion website to the PBS production.

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N. Mellendorf, Librarian. Maine South High School, Library Resource Center, Park Ridge, IL
Last update: 2/11/08 Contact: nmellendorf@maine207.org