Talkin’ ’bout a revolution
The meaning of revolution is ever-changing. David Armitage shows how events in recent history have caused a revolution in the meaning of revolution.
If you wanted to rethink revolution, 1988 looked like the best of times: 300 years after the Glorious Revolution and on the eve of France’s revolutionary bicentennial.
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