Simon Macdonald is a Lecturer in the History Department at University College London. His research focuses on connections between eighteenth-century Britain and France and on the French Revolution. His previous publications include two co-edited books, Paris et ses peuples au XVIIIe siècle (2020) and The Letters of the Duchesse d'Elbeuf: Hostile Witness to the French Revolution (2023).

• Introduction 1: Britons in Paris from the Old Regime to the Revolution 2: Exporting Revolution? The English-Language Press in Paris 3: Friends of the Rights of Man? Representing the British in a Radicalizing France 4: The 'English Wallet' Spy Scare 5: No More Philanthropy: The Mass Arrest of British Subjects during the Terror 6: Transnational Lives under Scrutiny Epilogue Conclusion

Simon Macdonald is a Lecturer in the History Department at University College London. His research focuses on connections between eighteenth-century Britain and France and on the French Revolution. His previous publications include two co-edited books, Paris et ses peuples au XVIIIe siècle (2020) and The Letters of the Duchesse d'Elbeuf: Hostile Witness to the French Revolution (2023).

• Introduction 1: Britons in Paris from the Old Regime to the Revolution 2: Exporting Revolution? The English-Language Press in Paris 3: Friends of the Rights of Man? Representing the British in a Radicalizing France 4: The 'English Wallet' Spy Scare 5: No More Philanthropy: The Mass Arrest of British Subjects during the Terror 6: Transnational Lives under Scrutiny Epilogue Conclusion

Simon Macdonald is a Lecturer in the History Department at University College London. His research focuses on connections between eighteenth-century Britain and France and on the French Revolution. His previous publications include two co-edited books, Paris et ses peuples au XVIIIe siècle (2020) and The Letters of the Duchesse d'Elbeuf: Hostile Witness to the French Revolution (2023).

• Introduction 1: Britons in Paris from the Old Regime to the Revolution 2: Exporting Revolution? The English-Language Press in Paris 3: Friends of the Rights of Man? Representing the British in a Radicalizing France 4: The 'English Wallet' Spy Scare 5: No More Philanthropy: The Mass Arrest of British Subjects during the Terror 6: Transnational Lives under Scrutiny Epilogue Conclusion