The book "The Fourteenth of July and Danton: Two Plays about the French Revolution" by Romain Rolland are two dramas that reveal the events of the French Revolution through the prism of the lives of prominent figures of that time. In "The Fourteenth of July", the author offers a deep reflection of the ideals of freedom and justice through the story of the events of the day when the people of Paris took to the streets and the tyranny of the monarchy began to crumble. In turn, the play "Danton" tells about the life of Georges Danton, an outstanding politician who played an important role in the revolution, but then became a victim of the same forces that he provoked. These two dramas will transport you to times of great change, where heroes find themselves on the edge between glory and destruction, between triumph and tragedy.