Bonapartism and revolutionary tradition in France : the fédérés of 1815

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Bonapartism and revolutionary tradition in France : the fédérés of 1815

R.S. Alexander

Cambridge University Press, 1991

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Fédérés of 1815

Bonapartism & revolutionary tradition in France

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Bibliography: p. 286-300

Includes index

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Bonapartism and Revolutionary Tradition in France is a study of the personnel, organisation and activities of the Federes, the massive paramilitary political associations that supported Napoleon during the Hundred Days. In tracing federe backgrounds the author demonstrates that the federations were politically and socially heterogeneous - composed of old revolutionaries, Bonapartists and future Liberals, and drawn from both the lower and middle classes. Analysis of Federe literature and symbolism reveals the common ground of ideology and self-interest that enabled these diverse groups to unite in opposition to Bourbon rule, and thereby reverse the process of fragmentation that had beset the Revolutionary movement since 1789. Discussion of relations between the Imperial government and the Federes explains why Bonaparte encouraged this development, despite his realisation that old Jacobins dominated the associations of 1815.

目次

  • List of tables
  • Acknowledgements
  • List of abbreviations
  • Introduction
  • 1. Origins and development of the federative movement
  • 2. Organisation and official role of the federations
  • 3. The federative movement in general: social and political characteristics
  • 4. The federes of Rennes during the Hundred Days
  • 5. The federes of Rennes during the Second Restoration
  • 6. The federes of Dijon during the Hundred Days
  • 7. The federes of Dijon during the Second Restoration
  • 8. The federes of Paris during the Hundred Days
  • 9. The federes of Paris after the Hundred Days
  • 10. The fate of the federes - White Terror
  • 11. Federes and opposition to the Bourbon Monarchy during the Second Restoration
  • Conclusion
  • Bibliography
  • Index.

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