Revolution and Reaction, 1848-1852: A Mid-Century Watershed

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Publication Information: Book Title: Revolution and Reaction, 1848-1852: A Mid-Century Watershed. Contributors: Geoffrey Bruun - author, Louis L. Snyder - editor. Publisher: Van Nostrand. Place of Publication: New Jersey. Publication Year: 1958. Page Number: 8.

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Table of Contents

Part I Revolution and Reaction 1848-1852: A Mid-Century Watershed

-- 1 -- The Background of The Revolutionary Movement

-- 2 -- France: Monarchy To Republic to Empire Four Years

-- 3 -- The Revolutionary Deadlock In the Germanies

-- 4 -- The Hapsburg Empire is Shaken But Recovers

-- 5 -- Divided Italy Makes a Bid For Freedom and Unity

-- 6 -- Echoes of Revolt Elsewhere In Europe

Part Ii Readings

-- Reading No. 2 --: Some Speculations Of Saint-Simon

-- Reading No. 3--: The National Workshops

-- Reading No. 4--: Manifest of The Communist Party

-- Reading No. 5 --: France in the Early 1840's

-- Reading No. 6 --: Proudhon Thought Himself A Herald from the Future

-- Reading No. 7 --: Paris During the February Days, 1848

-- Reading No. 8 --: Lamartine's Attempt To Reassure the Neighbors Of The New French Republic

-- Reading No. 9 --: Some Proclamations of The Provisional Government Of the Second French Republic, February-April, 1848

-- Reading No. 10 --: The June Days in Paris

-- Reading No. 11 --: British Denunciation Of Napoleon III

-- Reading No. 12 --: Karl Marx on the Revolution In the Germanies

-- Reading No. 13 --: Carl Schurz's Recollections Of 1848

-- Reading No. 14 --: Frederick William Iv's Appeal To His "Good Berliners"

-- Reading No. 15 --: The Fundamental Rights Of the German People

-- Reading No. 16 --: Russian Reaction to The Events of 1848

-- Reading No. 17--: The Crown of a United Germany

-- Reading No. 18 --: The German-Polish Question

-- Reading No. 19 --: Disorders in Frankfurt Over The MalmÖ Armistice

-- Reading No. 20 --: 1848 as a Lost Opportunity For Prussia

-- Reading No. 21 --: Condolences Exchanged Between Metternich And Tsar Nicholas I

-- Reading No. 22 --: Ferdinand I Resigns The Austrian Throne To Francis Joseph

-- Reading No. 23 --: A Pen-Portrait of Kossuth

-- Reading No. 24 --: Proclamation of Hungarian Independence

-- Reading No. 25 --: Lord Palmerston's Defense Of The Hungarian Revolt

-- Reading No. 26 --: Mazzini's General Instructions for The Members of Young Italy

-- Reading No. 27 --: Mazzini's Appearance and Personality

-- Reading No. 28 --: A Constitution for The Kingdom of Sardinia

-- Reading No. 29 --: Attitude of Pius IX Toward The Revolutionary Government in Rome

-- Reading No. 30 --: Mazzini's Account Of The Last Days of The Roman Republic

-- Reading No. 31 --: Troubles in Ireland

-- Reading No. 32 --: The Chartist Petition of 1848

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