content: Are there any sharp, non-kiked recounts of the French Revolution? I'm looking to learn about the history of the French revolution without wasting my time ingesting leftist propaganda.  In the theme of this thread: https://voat.co/v/milliondollarextreme/3079942 asking for a non slanderous version of Mein Kampf, does anyone know of the same for the history/analysis leading up to and post the French Revolution? Preferably written by an aristocrat who knew what was going on. We all know that Égalité, Fraternité, Liberté was a proto-communism psyOp, and this fall of the of French power probably gave way to the total conquest of europe via usury. Because France was indeed the most populous, and arguably most powerful country in europe at the time. That being said, I'm no apopogist for the aristocracy, obviously, for this all to happen, it must've had it's own problems, like the saying goes "The jews can only settle in the swamps of our sins".