These large collections of documents were a fraction of his output. He wrote a number of articles which were collected in volumes under the title "Etudes et leçons sur la Révolution française" (9 vols., 1893–1924). In a volume entitled "Taine, historien de la Révolution française" (1908), Aulard attacked the method of the eminent philosopher in criticism that was severe, perhaps unjust, but certainly well-informed. This was, as it were, the manifesto of the new school of criticism applied to the political and social history of the Revolution (see "Les Annales révolutionnaires", June 1908).