This historian wrote about the official creation of Bastille Day in a collection he co-edited with Terence Ranger.
This historian wrote about the official creation of Bastille Day in a collection he co-edited with Terence Ranger. That collection contains Hugh Trevor-Roper's analysis of the recency of the "Highland myth" in Scotland. This historian claimed that groups like the Hajduks and Klephts were revered by the masses despite being demonized by the state in Primitive Rebels. In another work, this man argued that the French Revolution worked in tandem with industrial innovation in a "dual revolution." This popularizer of the terms (*) "invented tradition" and "social banditry" documented the failure of various "-isms" following World War I in his Age of Extremes, a follow-up to a trilogy covering the ages of "Revolution," "Capital," and "Empire." For 10 points, name this author of Nations and Nationalism Since 1780 who dubbed the period between 1789 to 1914 the "long 19th century," a British Marxist historian.
This historian wrote about the official creation of Bastille Day in a collection he co-edited with Terence Ranger.
Eric Hobsbawm