Titlebook: Women and Political Activism in France, 1848-1852; First Feminists Laura S. Schor Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Developing the Feminist Agenda,f importance to the First Feminists were presented in the . and debated in meetings of the society: the right to work, the right to vote, the right to educational opportunities, and the right to divorce.

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Different Paths to 1848,dividuals internalize roles they learn from the surrounding culture, but they also rebel against them. They range in age from Eugénie Niboyet, who was the oldest, to Marie-Noémi Constant, who was the youngest. Six of the group were born in Paris; four were attracted to the city from the provinces of

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The Club des Femmes,s femmes, open to thousands of participants, including men. Entrance fees to these meetings were charged to help pay for the financially challenged .. The discussion of divorce legislation at the club resulted in rowdy encounters and ridicule of the club and its leaders, especially Eugénie Niboyet.

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Revolution, Repression, Resistance,men in the Courtyard of the Louvre,” on the eve of the June Revolt. A description of women’s actions during the June Revolt is followed by a review of women arrested and sentenced for revolutionary activities. The chapter continues with the development of the democratic-socialist movement which advo

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Women Reclaim Public Roles, weeks of 1848 that demonstrated women’s public presence in the face of opposition to their civic participation. The chapter continues with the election of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte as president followed by the launching of . and the announcement of the candidacy of Jeanne Deroin for the National Ass