Vol. VIII · No. CXLIII
An Editorial Publication, Published Weekly
Established MMXIX
The Dreyfuss Effect
Reports, Reflections, & Reckonings from the long present
Monday, June 15, 2026❦   Sapientia est Veritas   ❦Reading Time · Approx. 47 min
History·Climate

On the Weather
of Revolutions

1789 was the coldest winter in a hundred years. 1917 the wettest spring. History is in part a meteorology — a story of which crowds were willing to stand outside.

This essay is being typeset.

The full text of “On the Weather of Revolutions” is forthcoming. In the meantime, more from our History archive awaits below.