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- Bienvenu, Richard T. (2008). "Lefebvre, Georges". Encyclopedia Americana. Grolier Online. 16 Feb. 2008
- Davis, Lawrence H. (2001). Georges Lefebvre: Historian and Public Intellectual, 1928-1959. Ann Arbor: Diss. University of Connecticut.
- Evanson, Elizabeth M. Foreword. The French Revolution Volume I from its origins to 1793. By Georges Lefebvre. New York: Columbia University Press, 1962. ix-xiv
- Jones, Peter M. (Spring 1990). "Georges Lefebvre and the Peasant Revolution: Fifty Years on". French Historical Studies (Fairfax: JSTOR. George Mason U. Lib.) 16 (3): 645–663. doi:10.2307/286492. JSTOR 286492.
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