The French Revolution (n.) is an ideological construction into which spectators across europe have, from a distance (and for so long) interpreted their own indignations and enthusiasms that the text has finally disappeared under the interpretation.
The French Revolution (n.) is one more step in the process of inverting noble values. It was the last great slave revolt'.
The French Revolution (n.) is the continuation of Christianity. Rousseau was its seducer.
The French Revolution (n.) attracted everything shallow and mediocre, for equality, its expressed aim, is in fact the most poisonous poison which, while seeming to be preached by justice itself, is in reality the termination of justice.
The French Revolution (n.) is hateful for its Rousseauan morality, the poisonous doctrine of equality.
The French Revolution (n.) is the world-historical expression of the poisonous Rousseauan duality of idealist and rabble.
The French Revolution (n.) is responsible, through Rousseau, for the doctrine of equality, and there is no more poisonous poison anywhere: for it seems to be preached by justice itself, whereas it really is the termination of justice.
The French Revolution (n.) is a hateful thing, the world-historical expression of a duality of idealist and rabble, of a Rousseauan morality that attracts everything shallow and mediocre