If it’s violent imagery you need, or a window into revolutions more generally, or a “living deluge, plunging headlong” into British early 19th-century prose style, Thomas Carlyle’s The French Revolution (1837) should fill the bill.  If you can put up with the mannerisms of the reader, there’s a series of this stuff available now on my YouTube channel, where I’m still exploring capabilities. Continue reading Thomas Carlyle’s _The French Revolution_