Arthur Young (1741-1820) was a renowned English writer on
agriculture, economics and social statistics. First published by
Cambridge in 1929, this volume contains selections from Young's
Travels, relating to observations made in France around the time of
the Revolution. The selections, largely taken from Part I of the
Travels, are notable for containing first-hand descriptions of
public affairs and working conditions. The rigour and intelligence
of these descriptions provide an unrivalled document of this
critical moment in French history.
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