France after Revolution : : Urban Life, Gender, and the New Social Order / / Denise Z. Davidson.
The decades following the French Revolution saw unprecedented political and social experimentation. As the Napoleonic and Restoration regimes attempted to build a stable order, ordinary city dwellers began to create their own sense of how society operated through everyday activities. Interactions be...
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Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Introduction -- I Political Festivals -- 1 Staging the Napoleonic State -- 2 Renewing Ties with the Bourbon Monarchy -- II Theaters -- 3 Melodramatic Spectatorship on the Parisian Boulevard -- 4 Sex and Politics in Provincial Theaters -- III Social Life -- 5 Building Solidarity Cercles, Salons, and Charities -- 6 Drinking, Dancing, and the Moral Order -- Conclusion -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- List of Primary Sources -- Index |
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