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title	:	French Revolutions, 1815-1914 : An Introduction
author	:	Gemie, Sharif.
publisher	:	Edinburgh University Press
isbn10 | asin	:	1853312142
print isbn13	:	9781853312144
ebook isbn13	:	9780585060590
language	:	English
subject	Revolutions--France--History--19th century, France--Politics and government--1789-1900.
publication date	:	1999
lcc	:	DC252.G46 1999eb
ddc	:	944.06
subject	:	Revolutions--France--History--19th century, France--Politics and government--1789-1900.

Page i French Revolutions, 18151914

Page ii To Ali Wardak and Masuda Sahil Wardak

Page iii French Revolutions, 18151914 An Introduction Sharif Gemie EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY PRESS

Page iv Sharif Gemie, 1999 Edinburgh University Press 22 George Square, Edinburgh Typeset in Bembo by Norman Tilley Graphics, and printed and bound in Great Britain by Creative Print and Design, Ebbw Vale, Wales A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library ISBN 1 85331 214 2 The right of Sharif Gemie to be identified as author of this work has been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

Page v Contents Acknowledgements vi Abbreviations vii Map of French Departments and their Capitals viii 1. Introduction 1 2. 1830, The Liberal Revolution 15 3. Lyon, 1831: Working-class Protest 44 4. La Vende, 1832: Monarchy and Revolution 63 5. Utopian Socialism 89 6. 1848: The Republican Utopia 113 7. Peasants, Socialism and Order: 184851 142 8. Bonapartism and Counter-revolution: 1851 166 9. The Commune of Paris, 1871: socialism and republicanism 182 10. Republicanism Recreated: 18701900 207 11. Political Anti-Semitism and the Dreyfus Affair: 18941906: Towards Fascism 220 12. Conclusions 249 Glossary of Names and Movements 254

Page vi Acknowledgements I would like to acknowledge the assistance of the School of Humanities Research Fund in writing this book, and to thank Catherine Evans for designing the map. Writing a history book is always a collective effort, even if only one person is named as author. I would like to thank all my friends and colleagues who have helped me in many different ways to complete this work: To my colleagues, Penny Byrne, Andy Croll, Chris Evans, Patrick Hagopian, Beatrice Le Bihan, Margaret Majumdar, Ursula Masson, Peter Mercer, Ieuan Thomas and Neil Wynn, who have listened patiently to my ideas. I would like particularly to thank Gareth Pritchard for his co-operation and assistance. To Charles Rearick, for his assistance in finding the cover picture. To Pamela Pilbeam and my friends across the water, Elinor Accampo and Jo Burr Margadant in the USA, and Peter McPhee in Australia, for their encouragement and interest. To Tom Cahill, Richard Cleminson, Ruth Kinna, Carl Levy, John Moore and Jon Purkis, for inspirations and ideas. To Rob Southall, for introducing me to Malicorne. To the Clarks and the Slapes, for book tokens and cakes. Particular thanks to Daniel Slape, for his calendar of 1848. To my family, for refuges in south-east London. To Roz and Tim for, once again, food, wine and a working model of emotional stability; plus, mellow non-Eurocentric music and good advice on how to cope with the fifth decade. To Ali and Masuda: soyez bienvenus. To Patricia, mi compaera.

Page vii Abbreviations AD I&V: Archives dpartementales de l'Ille-et-Vilaine ADR: Archives dpartementales du Rhne ADV: Archives dpartementales de la Vende AML: Archives municipales de la ville de Lyon AN: Archives nationales (Paris) GOF: Grand Occident de la France LAF: Ligue Antismitique franaise; sometimes also labelled Ligue Anti-smitique de la France nd: no date (i.e., no date of publication has been given) np: no place (i.e., no place of publication has been given)

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