The spirit of the French revolutions and revolution

The philosopher and historian, the scholar Dr. Gustav Lebon, believed that it is difficult to write the history of the French revolution or in the spirit of revolutions without being seen by the opinions, principles and analyzes that no one had previously included. From Lebon's opinion that the fruit that was extracted after carrying out a lot of sabotage during the French Revolution, it must eventually be attained with the course of civilization without great trouble, that is, Lebon says the principle of gradual development to win what the violence may not lead to, and what the revolutions end to From the results, the subconscious maturity may be emotional in its previous ones, so the revolutions will be without violence and injustice. Accordingly, Lubon calls the revolutions on political, religious and scientific coups, as it determines the matter of governments and the nation in the revolutions, and it does not lose sight of providing a statement revealing what the revolutions prevail in fear, keenness, envy, pride and enthusiasm, as it examines the spirit of the revolutionary groups and councils.