2021 The Counter-Revolution: Doctrine and Action 1789-1801, by Jacques Godechot translated from the French by Salvator Artansio (read 25 Sep 1986) This is a book on the opposition to the French Revolution. It first studies the theory, including a chapter on Edmund Burke and chapters on other theorists. Then the accounts of counter-revolutionary efforts from 1789 to 1804 are set out. Not a bad book, even though I wasn't excessively interested in the subject. The book was published in France in 1961. This translation was published in 1971. I suppose I've read most everything at the Sioux City Public Library on the French Revolution and I was surprised to see this book in the political theory section--320.944--which is why I suppose I hadn't noticed it before this. I read, on March 16, 1975, the author's The Taking of the Bastille. ( )