The first French Republic : $b A study of the origin and the contents of the declaration of the rights of man, of the constitution, and of the adoption of the republican form of government in 1792

"The First French Republic: A Study of the Origin and the Contents of the Declaration of the Rights of Man, of the Constitution, and of the Adoption of the Republican Form of Government in 1792" by Horace Mann Conaway is a historical exploration into the birth of the First French Republic, focusing on the intellectual roots of the era's pivotal documents. The text meticulously examines the socio-political currents that propelled France from a monarchy to a nation governed by republican ideals. The work begins by establishing its aim to analyze the factors steering revolutionary thought. The writer sheds light on the Declaration of the Rights of Man, revealing the impact of American ideas on French leaders, and explores the discussions and events that led to France's historic shift to a republican government.