Founded on flawless documentation, this is a fascinating study. Jean Artarit, a psychiatrist and head of department in a Paris hospital, invokes here the psycho-history. His case study Robespierre could shock the masters of Robespierrist historiograp
The author defends theses. Sometimes questionable, always argued. Maximilian human spring. Recommended for terrorist fanatics who will not read it. Others find a new angle of attack and captivating.
Mix psychiatry and history is probably interesting for the author who is a psychiatrist but frankly desperate for the historian who has spent more than thirty years studying the period ... Maybe would it take cooperation between two kinds to achieve
