The book Mourning Glory: The Will of the French Revolution Marie-Hélène Huet offers an in-depth look at different points of view on the French Revolution. Explain what the intentions and goals are and how they would fuel the French Revolution. Huet argues that the ideology of normal everyday lifestyle has been neglected and that revolution with violence is the key idea for the attitudes of revolutionaries during the period of 1789 and subsequent years. Explain the comparison between how everyday life and the ideologies of scientific reason and the Enlightenment ensured that the French people had the will and courage to establish a new regime. The book is divided into several parts. Each part contains a segment in which the leaders of the French Revolution, the ideals of the French Revolution, or the norms of everyday life of the revolution itself are displayed. The book contains many essays on the French Revolution era that examine why the French people thought the idea of ​​eliminating threats would be the only way to achieve a new regime. All the essays in the book all have a way of doing this...