Peasant uprisings in seventeenth-century France, Russia, and China. [Les payans dans les révoltes du XVIIe siècle (France, Russie, Chine). English] / Roland Mousnier, trans. by Brian Pearce

French orig. publ. in 1967.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction: a century of revolts all over the world -- pt. 1: France: peasant revolts -- The social structures of the kingdom of France -- The role of the peasants in French revolts as a whole between 1624 and 1648 -- The Croquants of Saiintonge, Angoumois, and Poitou- 1636 -- The Croquants of Périgord-1637 -- The Nu-Pieds of Normandy-1639 -- The Torrébens of Brittany-1675 -- pt. 2: Russia: the peasants in the revolts of the "Time of Troubles" and in the Anabasis of Stenka Razin -- The social structures of Russia at the end of the sixteenth century -- Peasant revolts of the "Time of Troubles." the false Dmitris. Bolotnikov -- Russian society before the revolt of Stenka Razin -- The revolt of Stenka Razin -- pt. 3: China: the peasants in some revolts toward the end of the Ming Dynasty -- The social structures of China in the first half of the seventeenth century -- Peasant revolts under the last Mings -- Conclusion: a comparison of the peasant revolts in France, Russia, and China.

Pingkou zhi 平寇志
12 juan by Guangeshanren 管葛山人….Annalistic record of the rise and fall of various insurgents against the imperial government in the Chongzhen and Shunzhi periods, 1628-1661. Published during the early Kangxi period. Preface by Li Jue 李缺. Prohibited. Cf. W. Franke, An introduction to the sources of Ming history, 2.9.19 (p.71).

Zhang Sima ding Zhe erluan zhi 張司馬定浙二亂志 (after 1582)...."Record of the suppression of the insurrections of Ma Wenying 馬文英 and Yang Tingyong 楊廷用 in Zhejiang by Zhang Jiayun 張佳允 in 1582...."(2.8.1, p. 63).
Kanchu Bozhou shiqing shu 勘處播州事情疏 (1487)...."Extensive memorial of 1487 dealing with native troubles in the region of Zunyi 遵義, Guizhou, and the measures taken for their suppression during the second half of the Chenghua period"--(7.5.1., p. 216) in W. Franke, An introduction to the sources of Ming history.