The Romantic Revolution, on the other hand, doesn’t give us much on the movement’s socioeconomic foundations. It is unfair to fault a writer for not accomplishing what he did not set out to do.

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The first two, the French revolution and the industrial revolution, have been analysed to within an inch of their lives. The third, the romantic revolution, remains elusive but, according to ...