Jacques Revel and Lynn Hunt, 1995.

These are the questions Lynn Hunt has sought to answer in this remarkable little book.

Lynn Hunt, Politics, Culture, and Class in the French Revolution (1984).

Although these connections cannot be verified, Lynn Hunt said here last year, Sade's lurid career unfolds "with verve and vivid detail."

Other supporters include Lynn Hunt.

Lynn Hunt, though often characterized as a feminist interpreter of the Revolution, is a historian working in the wake of the revisionists.

One puts this book down wishing there were more of it, and that Lynn Hunt would give us her incisive thoughts on other, broader questions.

Lynn Hunt ends her review by elevating Sade to the ranks of philosophers like Nietzsche and Artaud.

Edited by Lynn Hunt.

Hufton combines "a keen sensitivity to detail with a solid synthetic sense," Lynn Hunt wrote in these pages in 1996.