The 'French Research Collections' at the University of Florida are drawn largely from the French Revolutionary Drama and French Revolutionary Pamphlets collections in the Department of Special and Area Studies Collections of the University of Florida's George A. Smathers Libraries.

The French Revolutionary Pamphlets include 2,800 pamphlets representing governmental correspondence, decrees, and other documents. The collection, including both the documents of the revolutionary government and handbills circulated among its citizens, makes evident the power of the people to influence government and of the press to manipulate the people.  The collection's popular drama illustrates attitudes toward everyday life, politics, and government.  French Research Collections was originally prototyped for grant project development. Active growth is intermittent.

Complementary collections within the State of Florida's university system include the "Napoleon and the French Revolution Collection" at the Florida State University Libraries' Special Collections.  The Florida Atlantic University Library's Special Collections also houses newly acquired related materials. Outside Florida, one of the best complementary collections of digitized French Revolution resources in "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity : Exploring the French Revolution." And, the best resource is available from Gallica the digital library of the Bibliotheque National de France. Other complimentary materials related to French Caribbean territories durring the Monarchy, Revolution and Empire periods are represented in the Digital Library of the Caribbean.  Saint Domingue, current day Haiti, and its own revolutionary leaders, Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines among them, support broader research on the impact of France's revolutionary ideals.

Publishers for the French Revolutionary Pamphlets are listed below and complete available details for the French Revolutionary pamplets are listed in French Revolutionary Pamphlets at the University of Florida, and in these two spreadsheets: spreadsheet one and spreadsheet two.