| Description |
1 online resource (243 p.) |
| Series |
Routledge Studies in Radical History and Politics Series |
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Routledge Studies in Radical History and Politics Series
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| Contents |
Cover -- Endorsement -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The Two Faces of the French Republic -- The 1848 Revolution and the Meaning of the Republic -- Which History of Republicanism? -- The Republic and Its Double -- Notes -- References -- 1 From One Revolution to Another (1789-1848) -- Ultra-royalist Reaction and the Emergence of the Liberal Movement -- Configurations of the Liberal Movement -- The Theory of Representative Government -- Representative Government in Practice |
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The Emergence of the Republican Movement -- Republicans and the Proletariat -- The Association: a Shared Arena for Workers and Republicans -- The Politicisation of Local Elections and the Reformist Movement -- Electoral Reform and the Social Question -- The Banquet Campaign and the Fall of the July Regime -- Notes -- References -- 2 The February Republic: A Plural System -- Establishment of the Provisional Government -- Restructuring of the National Guard -- Establishment of the Luxembourg Commission -- The Beginnings of the Club Movement -- The Transformation of Citizenship |
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The Unrepresentable -- Notes -- References -- 3 Institutions Under the February Republic: A Bone of Contention -- The Provisional Government: Temporary Administration Or Revolutionary Authority? -- The Parisian National Guard: Law Enforcement Or the Armed People? -- The Luxembourg Commission, 'Socialist Synagogue' Or Unprecedented Representation of Labour? -- The Paris Press and Clubs: Conversation Or Collective Action? -- Notes -- References -- 4 17 March and the Invention of Demonstration -- Towards the 17 March Demonstration -- 16 March: the First Reactionary Demonstration |
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The Demands of the 17 March Demonstration -- The Demonstration as Representation of the Represented -- The Emergence of Partisanship -- The Ledru-Rollin Circulars and Democratic Republicanism -- Lamartine's Moderate Republicanism -- Notes -- References -- 5 16 April and the Failure of Democratic Republicanism -- 16 April, a Clash Between Republicanisms -- The People and the Streets -- The National Guard: a Law Enforcement Tool in the Service of the State -- The Failure of the Luxembourg Commission -- Political Clubs and Newspapers, Spaces for Free Discussion -- Notes -- References |
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6 15 May and the Triumph of Election -- The Electoral Legitimacy of Constituent Assembly -- 15 May: Parliamentary Inviolability Put to the Test -- Interpreting the Events of 15 May -- Absolute Representation -- Notes -- References -- 7 The Two Republics -- Identifying the 'Idle': the Two Faces of National Workshop Labourers -- The Journaux Rouges and Social-Democratic Republicanism -- Labour Organisation, Embodiment of the Social-Democratic Republic -- 'It Must End' -- Defending the Republic -- Notes -- References -- Conclusion -- Established Republicanism |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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The 'Proudhonian Moment' of the French Labour Movement |
| Subject |
Citizenship -- France -- History -- 19th century
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| SUBJECT |
France -- History -- February Revolution, 1848.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85051403
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781003824145 |
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1003824145 |
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