Meanings
- uncountableAbsence or failure of political revolution.
Winik’s second story line, which advances a more unconventional claim, is that the revolutions in America and France, and the nonrevolution or reaction in Russia, were all of a piece, that they represented different enactments of the same overarching plot.
2007 September 30, Joseph Ellis, “Revolutionary Road”, in New York Times
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