OUR CONTRACT: 'What circumstances weakened the capacity of the ruling class to meet challenges to its authority ' - 1
{"Image DocumentName": "OUR CONTRACT: \u2018What circumstances weakened the capacity of the ruling class to meet challenges to its authority?\u2019 - 1", "Image ImageDescription": "In France, the traditional order could not contain or constrain conflicts because it was in the process of losing faith in itself. Revolutions often begin with the crisis at the top, that is, people at the top of the power structure losing faith in the system. Much of the criticism actually came from the nobility \u2013 who are known as liberal nobles - and so did many of the early leaders of the revolution. Evidence: the comte de Mirabeau and of Philippe, duc d\u2019Orleans. According to historian Daniel Wick, the Marxists forgot that liberal nobles were also prominent in the pre-revolutionary and first revolutionary period. The influence of liberal nobles - men like Condorcet, Lafayette, Liancourt, Talleyrand and Mirabeau - was considerable.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}