"Martin should be commended for finding a niche in this vast literature and managing to say something original . . . His book is worth reading because it reminds us of an important aspect of Enlightenment thinking, one that questioned the freedom of the will." - H-France ." . . strongly recommended for specialists and advanced scholars of the period." - History: Review of New Books ." . . a valuable contribution to the institutional history of the Jacobin clubs." - Canadian Journal of History What view of man did the French Revolutionaries hold? Anyone who purports to be interested in the...