The Living Theatre and the French 1968 Revolution: Of Political and Theatrical Crises by Emeline JOUVE

“…Yet, in the wake of the revolution of May in Paris, Vilar’s festival was debased as a “cultural supermarket” by Jean-Jacques Lebel and the enragés with whom the Living Theatre sympathized and a second revolution took place that summer 1968 in Avignon. …”
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“Grim old London welcomed me back”: Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Second Foray into Europe by Leslie PETTY

“…In the final years of her life, Stanton wrote feminist masterpieces such as the speech, “The Solitude of Self” and The Woman’s Bible, but she also wrote xenophobic diatribes, such as her defense of Educated Suffrage, all of which enraged or at least irritated many of her closest personal political allies. …”
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Gulliver and the Gentle Reader by Claude RAWSON

“…While knowing that the details of Gulliver’s enraged diatribes are substantiated by the facts of the narrative, the unhinged nature of the speaker’s voice must be discounted as being in Timon’s manner which Swift explicitly disavowed in a famous letter to his friend Pope. …”
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Cycles of History: China, North Korea and the End of the Korean War by Sheila Miyoshi Jager

“…In 1895, the Chinese scholar Kang Youwei was on his way to Beijing on a Chinese steamer when his ship was abruptly boarded and searched by a party of Japanese soldiers on the North China Sea. "I was enraged when the Japanese came and searched our ship," he later wrote. …”
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Genealogy of the Arab tribes living in Syria during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS)Typology of the Arab Tribes Living in the Levant during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS) Typology... by Akram sadat Hoseini, Yahya Mirhoseini

“…This could be evidenced from the Battle of Siffin, where it was mentioned that Mu'awiyah harbored such resentment towards the Rabi'ah and was so enraged with them that he swore to take their women captive and kill their warriors in case of victory. …”
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