Loris Chavanette is the author, in particular, of
Quatre-vingt-quinze.
The Terror on Trial
(CNRS editions, 2017, preface by historian Patrice Gueniffey), thesis prize from the National Assembly 2013 and history prize from the Fondation Stéphane Bern-Institut de France 2018, and from
Danton and Robespierre.
The shock of the Revolution
(Pasts compounds, 2021).
He also established the edition of a selection of Napoleon's letters,
Napoleon.
Between eternity, the ocean and the night.
Correspondence
(Books, 2020).
At the start of the school year, Loris Chavanette will publish an essay on 1789 and the summer of Mirabeau, with Éditions Tallandier.
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