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Conclusion,inking, the ‘a(chǎn)pprenticeship’ of 1848–52, the growth of confidence in parliamentary institutions in the 1860s which brought together the formerly warring heirs of the 1789 tradition, the significance of the Commune and the establishment of a stable republican regime in the 1870s.

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The Republic: Idea and Image,ree revolutions, two monarchies, two empires and defeat in the war of 1870 before a republic proved sustainable. The purpose of this book is to try to explain why it took so long for a republic to become tolerable to the majority of the French.

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Historians and the Republic,detesting it. Its history became part catechism, part epic; for opponents a major factor in the decline of France and the French spirit; for the one, hagiography, for the other, demonology. This chapter will leave the demonologists on one side and concentrate on some of the more sympathetic writers,

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,Revolution and Popular Unrest: Republicans 1830–1835,r was it a Bonapartist revolt, a bourgeois revolution, as the disillusioned republicans and socialists labelled it, not even an Orleanist coup, even though the duke of Orleans was made king immediately afterwards. The Revolution was the product of the coincidence of a political conflict between the

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