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The Bourgeoisie: Cosette, Marius, and the Varied Aspects of Bourgeois Life
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*Ariès, Philippe, and Georges
Duby. A History of Private Life. Cambridge, Mass: Belknap
Press of Harvard University Press, 1987-1991.
Call Number: GT2400 .H5713 1987
v. 3. Passions of the Renaissance / Roger Chartier, editor ;
Arthur Goldhammer, translator --* 4. From the fires of revolution
to the Great War / Michelle Perrot, editor ; Arthur Goldhammer,
translator -- v. 5. Riddles of identity in modern times / Antoine
Prost and Gérard Vincent, editors ; Arthur Goldhammer, translator
Abstract: Volumes 3 and 4 for the 18th and 19th centuries
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Balzac, Honore de. Pere Goriot.
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_____________. Eugénie
Grandet
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_____________. Cousin
Bette
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_____________ .The Girl
With the Golden Eyes
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Bernier, Olivier. The
Eighteenth-Century Woman . Garden City, N.Y. : New York :
Doubleday ; Published in association with the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, 1981.
Call Number: HQ1150 .B47 1982
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Cameron, Vivian. "Gender
and Power: Images of Women in Late 18th-Century France."
History of European Ideas 10, no. 3 (1989): 309-
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Clark, T. J. The Absolute
Bourgeois: Artists and Politics in France, 1848- 1851. Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 1982.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Paris & High Culture; Includes index
and bibliography: p. 209-218
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Corbin, Alain. The Lure
of the Sea : the Discovery of the Seaside in the Western World,
1750-1840. Berkeley : University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: CB411 .C6513 1994
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [285]-370) and
index
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———. Time,
Desire, and Horror : Towards a History of the Senses. Cambridge,
UK :, Cambridge, MA, USA : Polity Press ; Blackwell, 1995.
Call Number: HN425 .C6713 1995
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Courtisans and Prostitutes; includes bibliographical
references and index
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Ferguson, Priscilla Parkhurst.
Paris As Revolution : Writing the Nineteenth-Century City /.
Berkeley : University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Paris General Includes bibliographical
references (p. 231-257) and index
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Fuller, Margaret. Memoirs
of Margaret Fuller Ossoli. Boston : Phillips, Sampson and
Company, 1852.
Call Number: 820.6 Os7me
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*Garrioch, David. The
Formation of the Parisian Bourgeoisie, 1690-1830. Cambridge,
Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1996.
Call Number: HT690.F8 G365 1996
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Chapt. 6 The New Families and the New
Politics (18th century); Chapt. 7 The Revolution in Local Politics;
Part IV: Paris of the Notables, 1795-1830: Chapt. 8 Interregnum;
Chapt. 9 Commerce, Science, Administration; Chapt. 10 The Tutelage
of the State
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Goncourt, Edmond de. The
Woman of the Eighteenth Century : Her Life, From Birth to Death,
Her Love and Her Philosophy in the Worlds of Salon, Shop and Street
. Westport, CT : Hyperion Press, [1982].
Call Number: HQ1613 .G6313 1982
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Hall, E. B. The Women
of the Salons. London, New York [etc.]: Longmans, Green and
Co., 1901.
Call Number: 478
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Pleasures Paris & High
Culture First issued in Longman"s magazine, 1897-1901;
Microfilm. New Haven, Conn., Research Publications, 1977. 1 reel.
35 mm. (History of women, Reel 658, no. 5242)
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*Hartman, Mary S. Victorian
Murderesses a True History of Thirteen Respectable French and
English Women Accused of Unspeakable Crimes. New York: Schocken
Books, 1977.
Call Number: HV6535.G4 H29 1977
Insightful descriptions of the ideals of womanhood, the double
standard of morality for men and women as background for understanding
what drove women to murder. Most were not convicted.
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Hellerstein, Erna Olafson,
Leslie Parker Hume, and Karen M Offen. Victorian Women : a
Documentary Account of Women's Lives in Nineteenth-Century England,
France, and the United States. Stanford, Calif. : Stanford
University Press, 1981.
Call Number: HQ1599.E5 V5
Bibliography: p. [511]-522
Abstract: Selections of primary sources on French, American, and
British women. Excellent for insights into the making of the
bourgeois woman.
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Mackaman, Douglas Peter.
Leisure Settings: Bourgeois Culture, Medicine, and the Spa
in Modern France. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998
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*McPhee, Peter. A Social
History of France 1780-1880. London ; New York: Routledge,
1992.
Call Number: HN425 .M36 1992
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Michelet, Jules. Woman"s
Love, and Life, a Book for Women and for Men. Hartford, Conn.,
J. Betts & Co., 1881.
Call Number: 478
Microfilm. New Haven, Conn., Research Publications, 1977. 1 reel.
35 mm. (History of women, Reel 469, no. 3503)
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Moch, Leslie Page. Paths
to the City : Regional Migration in Nineteenth-Century France.
Beverly Hills: Sage publications, 1983.
Call Number: HT135 .M62 1983
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*Moses, Claire Goldberg.
Feminism, Socialism, and French Romanticism /. Bloomington
: Indiana University Press, 1993.
Call Number: HQ1616 .M67 1993
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 349-364) and index
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Moses, Claire Goldberg.
Feminism, Socialism, and French Romanticism /. Bloomington
: Indiana University Press, 1993.
Call Number: HQ1616 .M67 1993
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Neufville, Étienne de, and
Paul Gavarni. Physiologie De La Femme. Paris: J. Laisné
; Aubert et cie., 1842.
Call Number: PQ1295 .xN4 1842s
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*Nye, Robert A. Masculinity
and Male Codes of Honor in Modern France. New York : Oxford
University Press, 1993.
Call Number: BJ1533.H8 N84 1993
Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-309) and index
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Pardailhe-Galabrun, Annik.
The Birth of Intimacy : Privacy and Domestic Life in Early
Modern Paris /. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania
Press, 1991.
Call Number: GT298.P37 P3713 1991
Notes: Translation of: La naissance de l"intime; Includes
bibliographical references (p. [220]-229) and index
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Parsons, Clare Olivia. Women
Travelers and the Spectacle of Modernity. United Kingdom:
1997.
Notes: Contents: feature article
Abstract: Part of a special issue on women and travel. The writer
discusses the work of women writers and travelers to Paris in
the 19th century who consciously embraced the role of the flâneur
and the "aesthetic investigator." She argues that for
writers like Ida Kohl, Emma Niendorf, and Johanna Schopenhauer
the opportunity to wander the streets of Paris, despite the dangers,
were vastly preferable to the confinements of other places and
earlier times. She maintains that the adoption of the role of
the flâneur enabled these women to justify and elevate the motivations
and the products of their gaze
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*Perrot, Philippe. Fashioning
the Bourgeoisie : a History of Clothing in the Nineteenth Century.
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1994.
Call Number: GT871 .P3913 1994
Notes: Chapt 3: The Vestimentary Landscape of the Nineteenth Century;
5 The Department Store and the Spread of Bourgeois Clothing; 6
New Pretensions, New Distinctions; 7 The Imperatives of Propriety
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*Reddy, William M. The
Invisible Code : Honor and Sentiment in Postrevolutionary France,
1814-1848. Berkeley : University of California Press, 1997.
Call Number: DC252 .R38 1997
Notes: Chapt. 3 Sensitive Hearts: Marital Honor and Women's Identity;
4. The Ladder Up: Accumulating Honors in the Ministry of Interior;
5 Condottieri of the Pen: The Political Honor of Journalists
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*Rogers, Rebecca. “Boarding
Schools, Women Teachers and Domesticity: Reforming Girls' Secondary
Education in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century,”
French Historical Studies. 1995.
Abstract: This article examines the reform movement in girls'
secondary education, focusing on Paris during the July Monarchy.
Specifically, it addresses the development of lay boarding schools,
arguing that education was a powerful tool in defining the nineteenth-century
domestic woman. Attempts to define and codify girls' secondary
education during this period contained within them conflicting
messages about women's intellectual and moral responsibilities
in bourgeois society. On the one hand, reformers pushed energetically
for the establishment of higher standards in women's education,
which necessitated, in their view, the construction of a professional
corps of women teachers. On the other hand, advocates for reform
also emphasized the moral dimension of teachers' tasks. By 1850
this moral dimension outweighed professional concerns. My analysis
of a series of boarding-school "dramas" illustrates
how underlying cultural anxieties about girls' institutional education,
women's sexuality, and women's potentially professional roles
within these schools served to redefine girls' education in exclusively
domestic fashion. Reprinted by permission of the publisher
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Seigel, Jerrold E. Bohemian
Paris : Culture, Politics, and the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life,
1830-1930. New York : Viking, 1986.
Call Number: DC715 .S42 1986
Chapt. 1 The Boundaries of Bohemia; 2 A Country Explored: Murger;
3 Politics, Fantasy, Identity: Bohemia in the Revolution of 1848
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*Smith, Bonnie G. Changing
Lives Women in European History Since 1700. Lexington, Mass:
D.C. Heath and Co, 1989.
Call Number: HQ1588 .S64 1989
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———. The
Gender of History Men, Women, and Historical Practice. Cambridge,
Mass: Harvard University Press, 1998.
Call Number: D13 .S567 1998
Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-298) and index
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*———. Ladies
of the Leisure Class the Bourgeoises of Northern France in the
Nineteenth Century. Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press,
1981.
Call Number: HQ1613 .S54
Bibliography: p. [269]-296
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*Spitzer, Alan B. The
French Generation of 1820. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University
Press, 1987.
Call Number: DC256.8 .S66 1987
Notes: Chapt. 1 Introduction: The Generation as a Social Network;
Chapt. 2 Youth as the Age of Dissent; Chapt. 5 The Muse française,
The Literary Orbit of Victor Hugo, and the Generational Fission
of the Romantics
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Stanton, A. Ellen. My
Life in Paris Fifty Years Ago; From the Journal of A. Ellen Stanton.
Boston, Mass., Stratford, 1922.
Call Number: DC733 .S8
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Trollope, Frances Milton.
Paris and the Parisians in 1835. London, R. Bentley, 1836.
Call Number: 914.41 T749p
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Uzanne, Octave, Albert Lynch,
and Eugène Gaujeau. The Frenchwoman of the Century: Fashions
- Manners - Usages. London: J.C. Nimmo, 1886.
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*Walton, Whitney. Eve's
Proud Descendants : Four Women Writers and Republican Politics
in Nineteenth-Century France. Stanford, Calif. : Stanford
University Press, 2000.
Call Number: HQ1611 .W34 2000
Notes: Chapt. 2 Growing up Female in Postrevolutionary France;
5. Women Writers as Republicans in July Monarchy Political Culture;
6. Republican Women and Republican Families; 7. Writing and Rewriting
the Revolution of 1848
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Walton, Whitney. France
at the Crystal Palace : Bourgeois Taste and Artisan Manufacture
in the Nineteenth Century. Berkeley : University of California
Press, 1992.
Call Number: HC280.C6 W35 1992
Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-236) and index
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*Zeldin, Theodore. France,
1848-1945. Oxford ;, New York : Oxford University Press, 1979-.
Call Number: DC33.6 .Z44 1979
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Pleasures Bibliography: v. 1, p. [363]-366
Contents: [1] Ambition & love. ---[2] Politics and anger.
--[3] Intellect & pride. --[4] Taste and corruption.--[5]
Anxiety & hypocrisy
Abstract: For pleasure--eating and drinking, humor and happiness,
fashion and beauty--see vol. 4 Taste and Corruption. For
the bourgeoisie, see vol. 1, Ambition and Love, for a number of
interesting articles, beginning with The Pretensions of the Bourgeoisie.
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Courtesans and Prostitutes
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Balzac, Honoré de. The
Physiology of Marriage. Johns Hopkins paperbacks. Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997.
Call Number: HQ737 .B313 1997
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———. The
Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans. Buckner Library Edition.
New York: E.B. Hall, 1895.
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Courtisans and Prostitutes; Contents:
The way that girls love -- How much love costs old men -- End
of bad roads -- The last incarnation of Vautrin
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Bernheimer, Charles. Figures
of Ill Repute Representing Prostitution in Nineteenth-Century
France. Durham: Duke University Press, 1997.
Call Number: PQ653 .B45 1997
Notes: Courtisans and Prostitutes; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 277-320) and index
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Conner, Susan P. “Public
Virtue and Public Women: Prostitution in Revolutionary Paris,
1793-1794,” Eighteenth Century Studies, (1994).
Abstract: The writer examines the role of prostitution in revolutionary
France. She asserts that although the discourse of the French
Revolution appeared idealistic and fundamentalist in defining
virtue and vice, the actual evidence on prostitution suggests
a more complex situation of multiple discourses and varied behaviors.
Throughout her examination, she draws on information from the
procčs-verbaux of the police commissioners of Paris at the
Archives de la Préfecture de Police, the cumulative crime records
of the F7 series of the Archives Nationales, and the records of
the streets and prisons of the city found in the police archives
and in the collection of the Archives de l'Assistance publique.
She finds that the different discourses of the Revolution were
not in competition and concludes that in the public world of public
virtue, the femme publique was part of the order of life and the
maintenance of virtue itself
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Corbin, Alain. Time,
Desire, and Horror : Towards a History of the Senses. Cambridge,
UK :, Cambridge, MA, USA : Polity Press ; Blackwell, 1995.
Call Number: HN425 .C6713 1995
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*———. Women
for Hire : Prostitution and Sexuality in France After 1850.
Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1990.
Call Number: HQ194 .C6513 1990
Notes: Courtisans and Prostitutes Part I. Chapt. 2 The Enclosed
World of Regulationism; Part II Chapt. 3 The Failure of Regulation;
Chapt. 4 Sexual Privation and the Demand for Prostitution
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Forster, Robert, and Orest
A Ranum. Deviants and the Abandoned in French Society Selections
From the Annales, Economies, Sociétés, Civilisations. Selections
From the Annales: Économies, Sociétés, Civilisations. Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978.
Call Number: HV6964 .D46
Contents: Rossiaud, J. Prostitution, youth, and society in the
towns of southwestern France in the fifteenth century.--Delasselle,
C. Abandoned children in eighteenth-century Paris.--Zysberg, A.
Galley rowers in the mid-eighteenth century.--Castan, N. Summary
justice.--Abbiateci, A. Arsonists in eighteenth-century France.--Bleandonu,
G. and Le Gaufey, G. The creation of the insane asylums of Auxerre
and Paris.--*Perrot, M. Delinquency and the penitentiary system
in nineteenth-century France
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*Godfrey, Barry.
"Consuming Desires : Prostitutes and "Customers"
at the Margins of Crime and Perversion in France and Britain,
C. 1836-85." in Gender
and Crime in Modern Europe. eds. Margaret
L and Usborne Cornelie Arnot London: UCL Press,
1999.
Call Number: HV6941.5 .G46
1999
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*Haine, W. Scott. "Women
and Gender Politics: Beyond Prudery and Prostitution." Chapt.
7 The World of the Paris Café: Sociability Among the French
Working Class, 1789-1914. W. Scott HaineBaltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 1996.
Call Number: DC715 .H275 1996
Notes: Courtisans and Prostitutes; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 255-317) and index
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*Harsin, Jill. Policing
Prostitution in Nineteenth-Century Paris . Princeton, N.J.
: Princeton University Press, 1985.
Call Number: HQ196.P3 H37 1985
Notes: Courtisans and Prostitutes; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. 393-402
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Matlock, Jann. Scenes
of Seduction: Prostitution, Hysteria, and Reading Difference in
Nineteenth-Century France. New York: 1994.
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Parent-Duchâtelet, A.-J.
B. De La Prostitution Dans La Ville De Paris. 3d. ed ed.
History of Women ; reel 288, no. 1935. Paris: J.B. Baillière et
fils, 1857.
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Ideology and the Political Landscape
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Beaumont, Gustave de, Alexis
de Tocqueville, and Francis Lieber. On the Penitentiary System
in the United States and Its Application in France; With an Appendix
on Penal Colonies, and Also, Statistical Notes. Philadelphia:
Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1833.
Notes: Political Writers
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Fourier, Charles. Selections From the Works of Fourier. New
York: Gordon Press, 1972.
Call Number: HX704 .F7212 1972
Notes: Political Writers; Includes bibliographical references
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Fourier, Charles, Ian Patterson,
and Gareth Stedman Jones. The Theory of the Four Movements.
Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought. Cambridge
England, New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996.
Call Number: HX704 .F8713 1996
Notes: Political Writers ; Includes bibliographical references
and index
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Fourier, Charles, and Mark
Poster. Harmonian Man Selected Writings of Charles Fourier.
Garden City, N.Y: Doubleday, 1971.
Notes: Political Writers Bibliography: p. [339]-340
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*Furet, François. Revolutionary
France, 1770-1880. History of France. Oxford, UK ;, Cambridge,
USA : Blackwell, 1992.
Call Number: DC148 .F8713 1992
Notes: Political Writers; Includes bibliographical references
(p. [567]-607) and indexes
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*Furet, François, Lucien
Calvié, and Karl Marx. Marx and the French Revolution.
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1988.
Call Number: DC148 .F8613 1988
Notes: Revolution Political Writers ; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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Guizot. Democracy in
France January, 1849. New York: H. Fertig, 1974.
Call Number: JN2542 1849 .G8213 1974
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Maguire, John M. Marx's
Paris Writings an Analysis. Dublin: Gill and Macmillan, 1972.
Notes: Political Writers; Bibliography: p. [153]-159
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Michelet, Jules. The
People. Urbana, University of Illinois Press, [1973].
Call Number: 944.11 M582pY Mack
Notes: Political Writers Includes bibliographical references
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Michelet, Jules. The
Women of the French Revolution. Philadelphia, H. C. Baird,
1855.
Call Number: 944.04 M58f Ep
Notes: Revolution ; Political Writers; Women of the People
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Michelet, Jules, and C Cocks.
Historical View of the French Revolution. London: H. G.
Bohn, 1848.
Call Number: DC165 .M6
Notes: Political Writers
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Michelet, Jules, and Edward
K Kaplan. Mother Death : the Journal of Jules Michelet, 1815-1850.
Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, 1984.
Call Number: DC36.98.M5 A25 1984
Notes: Political Writers ; Bibliography: p. [213]-216
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Mitchell, Harvey. Individual
Choice and the Structures of History : Alexis De Tocqueville As
Historian Reappraised. Cambridge ;, New York, NY : Cambridge
University Press, 1996.
Call Number: DC36.98.T63 M57 1996
Notes: Political Writers ; 95033642
Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-282) and index
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Tocqueville, Alexis de.
Recollections. New York: Columbia University Press, 1949.
Call Number: DC270 .T652 1949
Notes: Political Writers ; Bibliography: p. [vi]
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Tocqueville, Alexis de,
and Roger Boesche. Selected Letters on Politics and Society.
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1985.
Call Number: DC255.T6 A4 1985
Notes: Political Writers; Bibliography: p. [398]-403
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Tocqueville, Alexis de,
Seymour Drescher, and Gertrude Himmelfarb. Memoir on Pauperism.
Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 1997.
Call Number: HV245 .T6313 1997
Notes: Political Writers ; 97011895; includes bibliographical
references and index
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Tocqueville, Alexis de,
John Stone, and Stephen Mennell. Alexis De Tocqueville on Democracy,
Revolution, and Society Selected Writings. Paperback ed ed.
The Heritage of Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1982.
Call Number: JC229 .T7713 1982
Notes: Political Writers ; Bibliography: p. 381-385
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*Wright, Gordon. France
in Modern Times : From the Enlightenment to the Present. 5th
ed ed. New York : W.W. Norton, 1995.
Call Number: DC110 .W7 1995
Notes: Political Writers ; Includes bibliographical references
(P. 465-466) and index
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*Zeldin, Theodore. France,
1848-1945, Vol. 2, Politics and Anger. Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press, 1979-.
Call Number: DC33.6 .Z44 1979
Notes: Ideology and the Political Landscape
Abstract: Chapters on The Place of Politics in Life; Kings and
Aristocrats; The Genius of Politics; Republicanism; Bonapartism;
The Politicians of the Third Republic; Opportunism; Solidarism;
Radicalism; Socialism
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Sources for Contemporary Images
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Les Francais Peints Par
Eux-Memes : Encyclopedie Morale Du XIXe Siecle 9 v. . Paris : L. Curmer, 1841-1950.
Call Number: DC33.6 .F82 1841 [Available at Smith]
Notes: Originally issued in parts (fascicules) 1839-42. Vol.
3 has t.-p. without the subtitle, as originally printed for the
first 3 vols;Text by Achard, Balzac, Janin, Karr, Nodier, Soulie,
and many others;Illustrations (408 plates, 1,000 illustrations,
in the text) by Gavarni, Grandville, Johannot, Meissonnier, and
others;The first 5 vols. deal with general types. The next 3
[6-8] contain provincial and colonial types and have title: Les
Francais peints par eux-memes; encyclopedie morale du dix-neuvieme
siecle. Province;The ninth volume, issued free to subscribers,
and frequently wanting in sets, has title: Le Prisme; encyclopedia
morale du dix-neuvieme siecle. It is included in the index at
the end of the eighth volume;For detailed bibliographical description,
various issues of certain plates, etc., see Vicaire, Manuel de
l"amateur de livres du xixe siecle, t.3, 1897, col. 793-804;Added
title-pages, illustrated
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Barron, Louis. Paris Pittoresque, 1800-1900 : La Vie--Les
Moeurs--Les Plaisirs . Paris : Societe Francaise d"Editions
d"Art, [1899].
Call Number: x 914.4 B278p
Notes: Pleasures Paris General
Abstract: Good source for images of 19th century Paris
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Bruno, G Fouillee Alfred
Jules Emile Mme. Le Tour De La France Par Deux Enfants .
Paris: Librairie classique Eugene Belin, 1978.
Abstract: The most famous book for school boys and girls in late
nineteenth-century France, with 400 illustrations of places in
France.
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Christiansen, Rupert. Tales
of the New Babylon : Paris, 1869-1875. London : Sinclair-Stevenson,
1994.
Call Number: DC311 .C477 1994
Notes: Paris General;Bibliography: p. 403-416;Includes index;Maps
on lining papers
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Galignani (Firm), A. W.
Galignani's New Paris Guide for 1851 : Compiled From the Best
Authorities, Revised and Verified by Personal Inspection, and
Arranged on an Entirely New Plan. Paris: A. and W. Galignani,
1851.
Abstract: MHC Special Collections
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Lenoir, Albert. Statistique
Monumentale De Paris. Paris, Imprimerie imperiale, 1867.
Call Number: DC711 .L4
Notes: Paris General; ; [v. 1] Explication des planches.--[v.
2-3] Cartes, plans et dessins;Library lacks v. 2-3
Abstract: A collection of pictures and images of the major buildings
and monuments of Paris
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Mercier, Louis-Sebastien.
The Picture of Paris, Before & After the Revolution.
London, G. Routledge & sons, ltd., [1929].
Call Number: 845 M536tx Ej
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Pinkney, David H. Napoleon
III and the Rebuilding of Paris. Princeton, N.J: Princeton
University Press, 1958.
Call Number: DC733 .P59
Notes: Paris General; Includes index; Bibliography : p. 223-231
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Planta, Edward. A New
Picture of Paris; or, The Stranger's Guide to the French Metropolis.
17th ed ed. London: Leigh, 1837.
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Prieur, Jean-Louis. Tableaux
De Paris Pendent La Revolution Francaise, 1789-1792 : Soixante-Quatre
Dessins Originaux De J.-L. Prieur . Paris : Le Livre et L"Estampe,
1902.
Call Number: 944.04 P934t
Abstract: Images of Paris during the Revolution
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Raser, George Bernard. The
Heart of Balzac's Paris. Choisy-le-Roi: Impr. de France, 1970.
Call Number: PQ2184.P3 R3
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Law and Police
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Andrews, Richard Mowery.
Law, Magistracy, and Crime in Old Regime Paris, 1735-1789.
Cambridge. New York, NY, USA: Cambridge University Press, 1994-.
Call Number: KJV3747 .A53 1994
Notes: Law and Police; Includes bibliographical references and
index
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Borrow, George Henry, and Edward Hale Bierstadt. Celebrated
Trials and Remarkable Cases of Criminal Jurisprudence From the
Earliest Records to the Year 1825 First Compiled and Edited by
George Borrow and Now Newly Rev. and Edited by Edward Hale Bierstadt.
New York: Payson & Clarke ltd, 1928.
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Law and Police
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Chevalier, Louis. Laboring
Classes and Dangerous Classes in Paris During the First Half of
the Nineteenth Century. [1st American ed.] ed. New York, H.
Fertig, 1973.
Call Number: 944.6 C427cY Jel
Notes: Workers; Underworld and Crime; Poverty and the Poor; Law
and Police
Abstract: Chapt. 2 The Picturesque Literature; Chapt. 3 Balzac
(and the dangerous classes); Chapt. 4 Hugo (The Last Day of a
Condemned Man; Les Miserables); Chapt. 5 The Social Literature:
Testimony, Social Reformers, Social Surveys with regard to crime
and the dangerous classes; Part II: Chapt. 1 Bourgeois Opinion;
Chapt. 2 Bourgeois Opinion: Balzac; Chapt. 3 Popular Opinion:
The working class press; popular literature.
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Dumas, Alexandre. Celebrated
Crimes. Edition de Luxe ed. Dumas' Romances. Boston: Estes
and Lauriat, 1896.
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Law and Police
Abstract: The author of the Three Musketeers looks into famous
crimes in history
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Gillis, A. R. "Crime
and State Surveillance in NIneteenth-Century France." American
Journal of Sociology 95 (1989): 307-41
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Hugo, Victor, and Huntington
Smith. History of a Crime (Deposition of a Witness). New
York: T.Y. Crowell, 1888.
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police
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*O'Brien, Patricia. The
Promise of Punishment Prisons in Nineteenth-Century France.
Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1981.
Call Number: GV9664 .O25
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______________. "The
Prison on the Continent : Europe, 1865-1965." in The
Oxford History of the Prison the Practice of Punishment in Western
Society. Norval Morris, and David J RothmanNew York: Oxford
University Press, 1998.
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*Payne, Howard C. The
Police State of Louis Napoléon Bonaparte, 1851-1860. Seattle:
University of Washington Press, 1966.
Call Number: HV8204 .P3
Notes: Law and Police; Bibliography: p. 327-332
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Riedel, Frederick Carl.
Crime and Punishment in the Old French Romances. Columbia
University Studies in English and Comparative Literature, no.
135. New York: Columbia University Press, 1938.
Call Number: PQ155.C8 R5 1968a
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police Bibliography: p. [179]-186
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Sue, Eugène. The Mysteries
of Paris. London: Chapman and Hall, 1845-1946.
Call Number: PZ3.S944 My3
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Paris General; Law and Police
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Vidocq, Eugène François,
and Edwin Gile Rich. Vidocq the Personal Memoirs of the First
Great Detective. Boston: Houghton Mifflin company, 1935.
Call Number: HV7915 .V53 1935
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police
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Vidocq, Eugčne François,
and George Cruikshank. Memoirs of Vidocq, the Principal Agent
of the French Police. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson, 1859.
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police
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Williams, Alan. The Police
of Paris, 1718-1789 /. Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University
Press, 1979.
Call Number: HV8206.P3 W54
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Wright, Gordon. Between
the Guillotine and Liberty : Two Centuries of the Crime Problem
in France. New York : Oxford University Press, 1983.
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police; Bibliography: p. 264-282
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Mapping the City
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Tableau De Paris; Ou,
Indicateur Général Des Monumens, Curiosités, Théatres, Fètes Champètres,
Voitures-Omnibus, Mairies, Rues, Places, Etc. Avec Gravures Et
Trois Plans. Paris: Carpentier-Méricourt, 1837.
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Atwood, William G. The
Parisian Worlds of Frédéric Chopin. New Haven: Yale University
Press, 1999.
Call Number: ML410.C54 A78 1999
Notes: Paris & High Culture ; Contents: Paris à la Galignani:
an Anglo-Italian guide to the French capital for the English-speaking
tourist -- Polish Parisians: a people in exile -- From citizen-king
to prince-president: France as a "bourgeois-cracy" --
Society and salons: a "who's tout" of le tout Paris
-- Pox Britannica: the great epidemic of anglomania -- Musical
currents along the Seine: from concert halls to dance halls --
Opera: a vocal art and social spectacle -- Bohemia and the demimonde:
two operas in the making -- Penning a profit: literature becomes
lucrative -- Stage by stage: the evolution of theatrical taste
from the battle of "Hernani" to the reign of Rachel
-- Delacroix, Daumier, and daguerre: A "3-D" view of
art -- "A votre santé!": coping with poultices, purges,
and the Parisian medical profession -- Visions of a better world:
searching for utopia from Menilmontant to the Rue Vanneau -- The
big shadow of the little corporal: Napoléon becomes a legend --
Epilogue: obituary and funeral of Frédéric Chopin -- Appendix.
The Paris residence of Frédéric Chopin
Includes bibliographical references (p. 417-447) and index
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Braibant, Charles Maurice,
Albert Mirot, and Michel Le Moël. Guide Historique Des Rues
De Paris. Bibliothčque Des Guides Bleus. Paris: Hachette,
1965.
Call Number: DC761 .B8
Notes: Paris General
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Bretez, Louis. Le Plan
De Louis Bretez Dit "Plan De Turgot" : Precede D"Une
Notice Sur Le Plan De Bretez Par Andre Rossel, Des 20 Quartiers
De Paris, Extraits Du Guide Historique De Hurtault Et Magny (1778)
Et De L"Index Des Monuments,Edifices, Etc. Extrait Du Plan
De Jean De La Caille, Imprimeur De La Police (1714) /. No.
ed.: 2 ed. [Paris] : Editions du Sorbier, 1979.
Call Number: G5834.P3 A3 1739 B7 1979
Notes: Paris General Not drawn to scale;Accompanying text: [17]
p. : facsim. ; 38 x 28 cm;"Le plus beau plan de Paris ancien
a vol d"oiseau.";The map sheets are facsim. reproductions
of the plan commissioned by Michel Etienne Turgot, completed by
Louis Bretez, and engraved by Claude Lucas in Paris, 1739
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Chabaud, G. "Images
of the City and Publishing Practices: Paris Guidebooks (17th and
18th Centuries)." Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine
(1998).
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Conty, Henry-A. de. Pocket
Guide to Paris. American ed. ed. Practical Guides. English
and American Ed. Paris : Conty's Guide Office, 1898.
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*Couperie, Pierre. Paris
Through the Ages an Illustrated Historical Atlas of Urbanism and
Architecture. New York: G. Braziller, 1971.
Call Number: NA9198.P2 C613
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Delvau, Alfred, and Achille
Fauré. Les Plaisirs De Paris : Guide Pratique Et Illustré.
Paris : A. Fauré, 1867.
Abstract: This guidebook promises to take you to the pleasure
spots of Paris. Check for maps and images.
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*Galignani (Firm), A. W.
Galignani's New Paris Guide for 1851 : Compiled From the Best
Authorities, Revised and Verified by Personal Inspection, and
Arranged on an Entirely New Plan. Paris: A. and W. Galignani,
1851.
Abstract: MHC Special Collections
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Galignani, firm, publishers,
Paris. Galignani's New Paris Guide, for 1855. Paris: A.
and W. Galignani, 1855.
Call Number: DC708 .G2 1855
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Galignani, firm, publishers,
Paris. New Paris Guide. Paris: A. and W. Galignani, 1848.
Call Number: DC708 .G2 1848
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George Philip & Son,
Georges Reynaud-Dulaurier, and Larousse (Firm). Atlas Général
Larousse. Paris: Larousse, 1973.
Call Number: G1019 .P554 1973
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Hébert. Almanch Pittoresque,
Historique Et Alphabétique Des Riches Monumens Que Referme La
Ville De Paris : Pour L'Année 1779 : a L'Usage Des Artistes &
Amateurs Des Beaux Arts : Contenant Une Description Exacte De
Ce Qu'Il y a De Plus Curieux Dans Cette Capitale, Relatif ŕ
L'Architecture, Peinture, Sculpture Et Gravure : Précédée D'Un
Discourse Sur Chacun De Ces Arts. A Paris : Chez l'auteur
... : Musier. Gueffier. Esprit ... : Lamy, 1779.
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent.
The Diamond Guide for the Stranger in Paris. Paris: Hachette,
1867.
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*Joanne, Adolphe Laurent.
Paris Illustré. Collection Des Guides-Joanne. Paris: Hachette,
1885.
Notes: Pleasures; Paris General ;1st edition published anonymously,
1855; Appendix of hotels, restaurants and cafés dated 1886-1887;
Folded plan in pocket
"317 vignettes dessinées sur bois, un plan de Paris et quatorze
autres plans." Includes index
Abstract: Excellent source for images
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent,
and Paul Bénigne Joanne. Paris-Diamant En 1878. Nouv. ed
ed. Guides-Diamant: Collection Des Guides-Joanne. Paris: Hachette,
1878.
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent,
Dieudonné Auguste Lancelot, Emile Thérond, and Hachette (Firm).
Paris Illustré : Son Histoire, Ses Monuments, Ses Musées, Son
Administration, Son Commerce Et Ses Plaisirs : Nouveau Guide Des
Voyageurs : Oů L'on Trouve En Outre Les Renseignements Pour
S'Installer Et Vivre ŕ Paris De Toutes Les Maničres
Et ŕ Tous Prix. Guides-Cicerone. Paris : Libr. de L.
Hachette, 1855.
Call Number: DC708 .P279 1855
Abstract: Pictoral guide to Paris; lots of images
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Joanne, Paul Bénigne. Paris.
New ed ed. Collection of Diamond Guides. Paris: Hachette, 1887.
Notes: Paris General
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Karl Baedeker (Firm). Northern
France : From Belgium and the English Channel to the Loire, Excluding
Paris and Its Environs : Handbook for Travellers. 3rd ed ed.
Leipsic : K. Baedeker, 1899.
Call Number: DC16 .B13.2
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Karl Baedeker (Firm). Paris
and Environs With Routes From London to Paris; Handbook for Travellers.
10th rev. ed ed. Leipsic: K. Baedeker, 1891.
Call Number: DC708 .B2 1891
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Lenoir, Albert. Statistique
Monumentale De Paris. Paris, Imprimerie imperiale, 1867.
Call Number: DC711 .L4
Notes: Paris General
Abstract: A collection of pictures and images of the major buildings
and monuments of Paris
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Pitte, Jean-Robert. Paris,
Histoire D'Une Ville. Les Atlas Hachette. Paris: Hachette,
1993.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [192]) and index
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Planta, Edward. A New
Picture of Paris; or, The Stranger's Guide to the French Metropolis.
17th ed ed. London: Leigh, 1837.
Notes: Paris General
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Raser, George Bernard. Guide
to Balzac's Paris: an Analytical Subject Index. Choisy-le-Roi:
Impr. de France, 1964.
Call Number: PQ2177 .R3
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Paris & High Culture; Paris General;
Bibliography: p. 181-[186]
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Newspapers and Caricature
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*Childs, Elizabeth C. "The
Body Impolitic: Presss Censorship and the Caricature of Honoré
Daumier." chapter 2 in Making the News : Modernity &
the Mass Press in Nineteenth-Century France. eds. Dean De
la Motte, and Jeannene M Przyblyski, 351-76. Amherst : University
of Massachusetts Press, 1999.
Call Number: PN5177 .M35 1999
Notes: Newspapers and Caricature ; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 377-383)
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De la Motte, Dean, and Jeannene
M Przyblyski, eds. Making
the News : Modernity & the Mass Press in Nineteenth-Century
France. Studies in Print Culture & the History of the
Book: Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book. Amherst
: University of Massachusetts Press, 1999.
Call Number: PN5177 .M35 1999
Notes: Women of the People; Newspapers and Caricature; Includes
bibliographical references (p. 377-383)
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Delord, Taxile, Adolphe
illus Menut, Aubert et Cie, and Lavigne (Firm). Physiologie
De La Parisienne. Physiologies-Aubert. Paris: Aubert et cie
[etc., 1841.
Call Number: DC33.6 .D46
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Huart, Louis, Paul illus
Gavarni, and Aubert et cie. Physiologie Du Tailleur. Paris:
Aubert et cie [etc., 1841.
Call Number: DC33.6.P6 G4
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Kenney, Elise K, John M
Merriman, Mount Holyoke College, and Art Museum. The Pear :
French Graphic Arts in the Golden Age of Caricature. South
Hadley, Mass. : Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, ; 1991.
Notes: Newspapers and Caricature ; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 113-117)
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Terdiman, Richard. Discourse/Counter-Discourse
: the Theory and Practice of Symbolic Resistance in Nineteenth-Century
France. Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University Press, 1985.
Call Number: PQ283 .T47 1985
Notes: Newspapers and Caricature
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*———. "Reading
the News." Afterword in Making the News : Modernity &
the Mass Press in Nineteenth-Century France. Dean De la Motte,
and Jeannene M Przyblyski, 351-76. Amherst : University of Massachusetts
Press, 1999.
Call Number: PN5177 .M35 1999
Notes: Newspapers and Caricature ; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 377-383)
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*Wechsler, Judith. A
Human Comedy : Physiognomy and Caricature in 19th Century Paris
/. Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1982.
Call Number: NC1495 .W4
Notes: Newspapers and Caricature; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. 201-206
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Wills, Antoinette. Crime
and Punishment in Revolutionary Paris /. Westport, Conn. :
Greenwood Press, 1981.
Call Number: HV6970.P3 W54
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Law and Police; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. [207]-215
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Paris: General, Travelers’ and Writers’ Accounts, Memoirs, etc.
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Balzac, Honoré de. Eugénie
Grandet.
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_____________. Pere Goriot.
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Barron, Louis. Paris
Pittoresque, 1800-1900 : La Vie--Les Moeurs--Les Plaisirs .
Paris : Societe Francaise d"Editions d"Art, [1899].
Call Number: x 914.4 B278p
Abstract: Good source for images of 19th century Paris
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Boigne, Louise-Eléonore-Charlotte-Adélaide
d'Osmond, and Charles Nicoullaud. Memoirs of the Comtesse De
Boigne. History of Women ; reel 710, no. 5685.1. New York
: C. Scribner's Sons, 1907.
Notes: Women Writers; Paris General; The Bourgeoisie
Abstract: Smith has the bound volumes. A treasure trove of observations
and malicious gossip on the goings on in high society in Paris
and in some provinces. This lady had an attitude.
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Braibant, Charles Maurice,
Albert Mirot, and Michel Le Moël. Guide Historique Des Rues
De Paris. Bibliothčque Des Guides Bleus. Paris: Hachette,
1965.
Call Number: DC761 .B8
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Bretez, Louis. Le Plan
De Louis Bretez Dit "Plan De Turgot" : Precede D"Une
Notice Sur Le Plan De Bretez Par Andre Rossel, Des 20 Quartiers
De Paris, Extraits Du Guide Historique De Hurtault Et Magny (1778)
Et De L"Index Des Monuments,Edifices, Etc. Extrait Du Plan
De Jean De La Caille, Imprimeur De La Police (1714) /. No.
ed.: 2 ed. [Paris] : Editions du Sorbier, 1979.
Call Number: G5834.P3 A3 1739 B7 1979
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Buffum, Edward Gould. Sights
and Sensations in France, Germany, and Switzerland; or, Experiences
of an American Journalist in Europe ... New York, Harper &
brothers, 1869.
Call Number: 914 B864s
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Carr, Philip. Days With
the French Romantics in the Paris of 1830. London: Methuen
& co. ltd, 1932.
Call Number: PQ287 .C35 1932
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Christiansen, Rupert. Tales
of the New Babylon : Paris, 1869-1875. London : Sinclair-Stevenson,
1994.
Call Number: DC311 .C477 1994
Notes: Paris General; Bibliography: p. 403-416; Includes index;
Maps on lining papers
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Claudin, Gustave. Mes
Souvenirs : Les Boulevards De 1840-1870 /. 3e ed ed. Paris
: C. Levy, 1884.
Call Number: 840.3 C571m
Notes: Paris General Includes index;1er ptie. Paris de 1840 a
1851 -- 2e ptie. Rouen de 1851 a 1857 -- 3e ptie. Paris de 1857
a 1871
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Cole, William. A Journal
of My Journey to Paris in the Year 1765. New York, R. R. Smith,
inc., [1931].
Call Number: 914.41 C676j
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Conty, Henry-A. de. Pocket
Guide to Paris. American ed. ed. Practical Guides. English
and American Ed. Paris : Conty's Guide Office, 1898.
Notes: Paris General
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Couperie, Pierre. Paris
Through the Ages: an Illustrated Historical Atlas of Urbanism
and Architecture. London: Barrie and Jenkins, 1970.
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Delvau, Alfred, and Achille
Fauré. Les Plaisirs De Paris : Guide Pratique Et Illustré.
Paris : A. Fauré, 1867.
Notes: Pleasures Paris General
Abstract: This guidebook promises to take you to the pleasure
spots of Paris. Check for maps and images.
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Dumas, F. G. Paris, Ses
Vues, Places, Monuments, Theatres, Etc.; Contenant Environ 300
Reproductions... Paris : Librairie des Imprimeries Reunies,
1889.
Call Number: G39P D89
Abstract: Some 300 images of Paris
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Farr, Evelyn. Before
the Deluge : Parisian Society in the Reign of Louis XVI /.
London ; Chester Springs, PA : Chester Springs, PA : P. Owen ;
Distributed in the USA by Dufour Editions, 1994.
Call Number: HT653.F7 F37 1994
Notes: Paris General Illustrations on lining papers; Includes
bibliographical references (p. 214-216)
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Farwell, Beatrice, and Bibliothèque
nationale (France). French Popular Lithographic Imagery, 1815-1870.
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1981-.
Call Number: NE2349.25 .F37 1981
Notes: Paris General "Selection of lithographs, drawn from
the collections of the Bibliothèque nationale, Paris".
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*Ferguson, Priscilla Parkhurst.
Paris As Revolution : Writing the Nineteenth-Century City /.
Berkeley : University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Paris General; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 231-257) and index
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———. "Haussmann's
Paris and the Revolution of Representation." chapt. 4 Paris
As Revolution : Writing the Nineteenth-Century City . Berkeley
: University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: Paris General Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-257)
and index
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*———. "Mapping
the City." chapt. 2 Paris As Revolution : Writing the
Nineteenth-Century City /. Priscilla Parkhurst FergusonBerkeley
: University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: Paris General Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-257)
and index
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———. "Paris:
Place and Space of Revolution." chapt. 1 Paris As Revolution
: Writing the Nineteenth-Century City. Berkeley : University
of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: Revolution Paris General Includes bibliographical references
(p. 231-257) and index
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Galignani (Firm), A. W.
Galignani's New Paris Guide for 1851 : Compiled From the Best
Authorities, Revised and Verified by Personal Inspection, and
Arranged on an Entirely New Plan. Paris: A. and W. Galignani,
1851.
Notes: Paris General ; 04020916
Abstract: MHC Special Collections
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Goncourt, Edmond de, Jules
de Goncourt, and Robert Baldick. Pages From the Goncourt Journal.
Lives and Letters. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England. New York,
N.Y., U.S.A: Penguin, 1984.
Call Number: PQ2261.Z5 A223 1984
Notes: Paris General Translation of extracts from: Journal des
Goncourt
Abstract: Extracts from a famous "journal" kept by
two brothers who surveyed the social and cultural scene in Paris
and passed on more than a small amount of gossip
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Goodrich, Frank B. Tricolored
Sketches in Paris, During the Years 1851-2-3. New York, Harper
& brothers, 1855.
Call Number: 914.41 G625gt
Notes: Paris General Counter Culture: La Bohčme
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Greatheed, Bertie. An
Englishman in Paris, 1803; the Journal of Bertie Greatheed.
London, Bles, 1953.
Call Number: F39WP G798
Notes: Paris General; Bibliography: p. [1]
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*Green, Nicholas. The
Spectacle of Nature : Landscape and Bourgeois Culture in Nineteenth
Century France. Manchester ;, New York :, New York, NY, USA
: Manchester University Press ; Distributed exclusively in the
USA and Canada by St Martin's Press, 1990.
Call Number: HT135 .G74 1990
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture Paris General Part I
The Metropolitan Gaze: Parisian Urbanism, 1820-1850: 1) The Modernity
of Paris; 2) The Planning and Policing of Paris; 3) The Eye of
Journalism; Part II 1) Shaping the Environment (the urban garden;
Carnaval time at the tax barrier)
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Isherwood, Robert M. Farce
and Fantasy : Popular Entertainment in Eighteenth-Century Paris
/. New York : Oxford University Press, 1986.
Call Number: DC729 .I84 1986
Notes: Pleasures Paris General Includes index;Bibliography: p.
297-319
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent.
The Diamond Guide for the Stranger in Paris. Paris: Hachette,
1867.
Notes: Paris General
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent.
Paris Illustré. Collection Des Guides-Joanne. Paris: Hachette,
1885.
Notes: Pleasures; Paris General ;1st edition published anonymously,
1855; Appendix of hotels, restaurants and cafés dated 1886-1887;
Folded plan in pocket
"317 vignettes dessinées sur bois, un plan de Paris et quatorze
autres plans." Includes index
Abstract: Excellent source for images
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Joanne, Paul Bénigne. Paris.
New ed ed. Collection of Diamond Guides. Paris: Hachette, 1887.
Notes: Paris General
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Jordan, David P. Transforming
Paris the Life and Labors of Baron Haussmann. New York: Free
Press, 1995.
Call Number: HT178.F72 P345 1995
Notes: Paris General ; Includes bibliographical references (p.
423-440) and index
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Karl Baedeker (Firm). Paris
and Environs With Routes From London to Paris; Handbook for Travellers.
10th rev. ed ed. Leipsic: K. Baedeker, 1891.
Call Number: DC708 .B2 1891
Notes: Paris General
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Le Men, Ségolčne,
Luce Abélčs, Nathalie. Preiss-Basset, and Musée d'Orsay.
Les Français Peints Par Eux-Męmes : Panorama Social Du
XIXe Sičcle. Paris : Réunion des musées nationaux : Distribution,
Seuil, 1993.
Call Number: N6847 .L39 1993
Notes: Paris General; Catalog of an exhibition held Mar. 23-June
13, 1993 at the Musée d'Orsay.
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Lenoir, Albert. Statistique
Monumentale De Paris. Paris, Imprimerie imperiale, 1867.
Call Number: DC711 .L4
Notes: Paris General; ; [v. 1] Explication des planches.--[v.
2-3] Cartes, plans et dessins;Library lacks v. 2-3
Abstract: A collection of pictures and images of the major buildings
and monuments of Paris
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Lucas, George A. The
Diary of George A. Lucas, an American Art Agent in Paris, 1857-1909
/. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1979.
Call Number: N8660.L8 A2 1979
Notes: Paris & High Culture; Paris General; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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Marville, Charles. Charles
Marville, Photographs of Paris at the Time of the Second Empire
on Loan From the Musee Carnavalet, Paris : French Institute/Alliance
Francaise, New York, May 13-June 26, 1981, Yale University Art
Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut, July 1-August 16, 1981, Wellesley
College Museum, Wellesley, Massachusetts, September 4-October
18, 1981 : [Catalogue/. New York : French Institute/Alliance
Francaise, 1981.
Call Number: DC707 .M384
Notes: Paris General; Includes bibliographical references
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Maurice, Arthur Bartlett.
The Paris of the Novelists. Port Washington, N.Y., Kennikat
Press, [1973, c1919].
Call Number: PN3448.P3 M3 1973
Notes: Paris General
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Maxwell, Richard. The
Mysteries of Paris and London. Victorian Literature and Culture
Series. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1992.
Call Number: PR4592.L58 M38 1992
Notes: Paris General Includes bibliographical references (p. [381]-406)
and index
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Mayo, Abigail De Hart. An
American Lady in Paris, 1828-1829; the Diary of Mrs. John Mayo.
Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin company, 1927.
Call Number: F39wP M45
Notes: Paris General
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Mercier, Louis-Sebastien.
The Picture of Paris, Before & After the Revolution.
London, G. Routledge & sons, ltd., [1929].
Call Number: 845 M536tx Ej
Notes: Paris General
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Merriman, John M. The
Margins of City Life : Explorations on the French Urban Frontier,
1815-1851. New York : Oxford University Press, 1991.
Call Number: HT352.F8 M47 1991
Notes: Pleasures Paris General ; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 295-304) and index
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Pike, Burton. The Image
of the City in Modern Literature. Princeton Essays in Literature.
Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1981.
Call Number: PN56.C55 P54 809/.93321732 19
Notes: Paris General Bibliography: p. [153]-162; Includes index
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Pinkney, David H. Napoleon
III and the Rebuilding of Paris. Princeton, N.J: Princeton
University Press, 1958.
Call Number: DC733 .P59
Notes: Paris General; ; Includes index; Bibliography : p. 223-231
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Planta, Edward. A New
Picture of Paris; or, The Stranger's Guide to the French Metropolis.
17th ed ed. London: Leigh, 1837.
Notes: Paris General
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Raser, George Bernard. Guide
to Balzac's Paris: an Analytical Subject Index. Choisy-le-Roi:
Impr. de France, 1964.
Call Number: PQ2177 .R3
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Paris & High Culture; Paris General;
Bibliography: p. 181-[186]
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Rice, Howard C. Thomas
Jefferson"s Paris /. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University
Press, 1976.
Call Number: DC707 .R52 Folio
Notes: Paris General; Includes bibliographical references and
index
Abstract: Good source for images of buildings and manuments;
describes the quarters of Paris at the end of the 18th century.
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Rice, Shelley. Parisian
Views. Cambridge, Mass : MIT Press, 1997.
Call Number: TR72.P37 R53 1997
Notes: Paris General
Abstract: Chapt. 2 Parisian Views: changes in perception accompany
changes in visual space.
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Roche, Daniel. "Paris,
Capital of the Enlightenment." chapter 20 in France in
the Enlightenment. Daniel RocheCambridge, Mass. : Harvard
University Press, 1998.
Call Number: DC33.4 .R61515 1998
Notes: Paris General ; Includes bibliographical references (p.
675-704) and index
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Seine (France), Gilbert-Joseph-Gaspard
Chabrol de Volvic, Claude Philibert Barthelot Rambuteau, and Georges
Eugčne Haussmann. Recherches Statistiques Sur La Ville
De Paris Et Le Département De La Seine: Recueil De Tableaux Dressés
Et Réunis D'Aprčs Les Ordres De Monsieur Le Comte De Chabrol,
Conseiller D'État, Préfet Du Département. Paris: Imprimerie
royale, 1821-1860.
Notes: Paris General Vol. 5, "Recueil de tableaux dressés
et réunis d'aprčs les ordres de M. le Cte de Rambuteau",
v. 6, "Recueil de tableaux dressés et réunis d'aprčs
les ordres de M. le Bon G.-E. Haussmann"
"Table générale par ordre alphabétique de toutes les matičres
contenues dans les six volumes de la collection": v. 6, p.
[691]-708
Added Title: Recueil de tableaux dressés et réunis d'aprčs
lesordres de M. le Cte de Rambuteau
Added Title: Recueil de tableaux dressés et réunis d'aprčs
les orders de M. le Bon G.-E. Haussmann
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Sue, Eugčne. The
Mysteries of Paris. London : Chapman and Hall, 1845-1946.
Call Number: PZ3.S944 My3
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Paris General; Law and Police
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Thackeray, William Makepeace.
Paris Sketch Book ; Irish Sketch Book ; Character Sketches
; Eastern Sketches /. Boston : Dana Estes, [18--].
Call Number: YG T325p
Notes: Paris General; Counter Culture: La Bohčme
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Thompson, V. E. "Urban
Renovation, Moral Regeneration: Domesticating the Halles in Second-Empire
Paris." French Historical Studies (1997).
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Trollope, Frances Milton.
Paris and the Parisians in 1835. London, R. Bentley, 1836.
Call Number: 914.41 T749p
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Uzanne, Octave, Albert
Lynch, and Eugčne Gaujeau. The Frenchwoman of the Century:
Fashions - Manners - Usages. London: J.C. Nimmo, 1886.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Paris & High Culture;
Paris General
Abstract: Microform. col. front., illus., col. plates
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Valles, Jules. Le Tableau
De Paris . Paris : Messidor, 1989.
Call Number: DC707 .V3 1989
Notes: Paris General; Source for Images; Articles written in
1882-83 and published in "Gil Blas" and "La France";Includes
bibliographical references
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Van Zanten, David. Building
Paris: Architectural Institutions and the Transformation of the
French Capital, 1830-1870. Cambridge. New York: Cambridge
University Press, 1994.
Call Number: NA1050 .V358 1994
Notes: Paris General Includes bibliographical references (p. 333-345)
and index
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Vandam, Albert D. An
Englishman in Paris. (Notes and Recollections). [Authorized
ed.] ed. New York, D. Appleton, 1892.
Call Number: 914.41 V28e
Notes: Paris General
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*Willms, Johannes. Paris,
Capital of Europe From the Revolution to the Belle Epoque.
New York: Holmes & Meier, 1997.
Call Number: DC731 .W5513 1997
Notes: Paris General; Includes bibliographical references (p.
406-426) and index
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Paris, Headquarters of High Culture
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*Atwood, William G. The
Parisian Worlds of Frédéric Chopin. New Haven: Yale University
Press, 1999.
Call Number: ML410.C54 A78 1999
Notes: Paris & High Culture ; Contents: Paris à la Galignani:
an Anglo-Italian guide to the French capital for the English-speaking
tourist -- Polish Parisians: a people in exile -- From citizen-king
to prince-president: France as a "bourgeois-cracy" --
Society and salons: a "who's tout" of le tout Paris
-- Pox Britannica: the great epidemic of anglomania -- Musical
currents along the Seine: from concert halls to dance halls --
Opera: a vocal art and social spectacle -- Bohemia and the demimonde:
two operas in the making -- Penning a profit: literature becomes
lucrative -- Stage by stage: the evolution of theatrical taste
from the battle of "Hernani" to the reign of Rachel
-- Delacroix, Daumier, and daguerre: A "3-D" view of
art -- "A votre santé!": coping with poultices, purges,
and the Parisian medical profession -- Visions of a better world:
searching for utopia from Menilmontant to the Rue Vanneau -- The
big shadow of the little corporal: Napoléon becomes a legend --
Epilogue: obituary and funeral of Frédéric Chopin -- Appendix.
The Paris residence of Frédéric Chopin
Includes bibliographical references (p. 417-447) and index
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Bernier, Olivier. Pleasure and Privilege : Life in France,
Naples, and America, 1770-1790 . 1st ed ed. Garden City, N.Y.
: Doubleday, 1981.
Call Number: DC33.4 .B36
Notes: Pleasures; Paris & High Culture; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. [277]-280
Abstract: A book that helps one understand why Talleyrand once
said that to live in pre-revolutionary France was to live close
to paradise, i.e., if one were a rich noble
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Clark, T. J. The Absolute
Bourgeois: Artists and Politics in France, 1848- 1851. Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 1982.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Paris & High Culture; Includes
index; Bibliography: p. 209-218
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———. Image
of the People: Gustave Courbet and the 1848 Revolution. Princeton,
N.J: Princeton University Press, 1982.
Notes: Revolution; Paris & High Culture; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. 193-202
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———. The
Painting of Modern Life: Paris in the Art of Manet and His Followers.
Princeton, N.J: Princeton University Press, 1986.
Notes: Paris & High Culture; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. [317]-324
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Goncourt, Edmond de. The
Goncourt Journals, 1851-1870. Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday,
Doran & Company, inc., 1937.
Call Number: 840.3 G586jouY G
Notes: Paris & High Culture
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———. The
Woman of the Eighteenth Century : Her Life, From Birth to Death,
Her Love and Her Philosophy in the Worlds of Salon, Shop and Street
. Westport, CT : Hyperion Press, [1982].
Call Number: HQ1613 .G6313 1982
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Paris & High Culture;
Women of the People; Translation of: Femme au dix-huitieme siecle;
Reprint. Originally published: London : Allen & Unwin, 1928
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Green, Nicholas. The
Spectacle of Nature : Landscape and Bourgeois Culture in Nineteenth
Century France. Manchester ;, New York :, New York, NY, USA
: Manchester University Press ; Distributed exclusively in the
USA and Canada by St Martin's Press, 1990.
Call Number: HT135 .G74 1990
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture Paris General Part I
The Metropolitan Gaze: Parisian Urbanism, 1820-1850: 1) The Modernity
of Paris; 2) The Planning and Policing of Paris; 3) The Eye of
Journalism; Part II 1) Shaping the Environment (the urban garden;
Carnaval time at the tax barrier)
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Hall, E. B. The Women
of the Salons. London, New York [etc.]: Longmans, Green and
Co., 1901.
Call Number: 478
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Pleasures Paris & High
Culture First issued in Longman"s magazine, 1897-1901;Microfilm.
New Haven, Conn., Research Publications, 1977. 1 reel. 35 mm.
(History of women, Reel 658, no. 5242)
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Hall, Evelyn Beatrice. The
Women of the Salons, and Other French Portraits. Freeport,
N.Y., Books for Libraries Press, [1969].
Call Number: DC36.2 .H25 1969
Notes: Paris & High Culture Reprint of the 1926 ed;Madame
du Deffand.--Mademoiselle de Lespinasse.--Madame Geoffrin.--Madame
d"Epinay.--Madame Necker.--Madame de Stael.--Madame Recamier.--Tronchin:
a great doctor.--The mother of Napoleon.--Madame de Sevigne.--Madame
Vigee Le Brun
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Hesse, Carla. Publishing
and Cultural Politics in Revolutionary Paris, 1789-1810. Studies
on the History of Society and Culture, 12. Berkeley: University
of California Press, 1991.
Call Number: Z310.6.P37 H47 1991
Notes: Revolution Paris & High Culture Includes bibliographical
references (p. 261-279) and index
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Huddleston, Sisley. Paris
Salons, Cafés, Studios. Philadelphia, London: J.B. Lippincott
Company, 1928.
Notes: Paris & High Culture
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Jackson, Catherine Hannah
Charlotte Eliot. Old Paris, Its Court and Literary Salons.
London, R. Bentley & Son, 1878.
Call Number: 478
Notes: Pleasures; Paris & High Culture; Microfilm. New Haven,
Conn., Research Publications, 1976. 1 reel. 35 mm. (History of
women, Reel 389, no. 2769)
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Johnson, James H. Listening
in Paris : a Cultural History. Studies on the History of Society
and Culture ; 21. Berkeley : University of California Press, 1995.
Call Number: ML270 .J64 1995
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 349-377) and index
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Lucas, George A. The
Diary of George A. Lucas, an American Art Agent in Paris, 1857-1909
/. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1979.
Call Number: N8660.L8 A2 1979
Notes: Paris & High Culture; Paris General; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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Mauner, George L, Pennsylvania
State University, and College of Arts and Architecture. Paris,
Center of Artistic Enlightenment. Papers in Art History From
the Pennsylvania State University, v. 4. University Park, Pa:
Pennsylvania State University, 1988.
Call Number: N6850 .P38 1988
Notes: Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographies
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McWilliam, Neil. Dreams
of Happiness : Social Art and the French Left, 1830-1850.
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1993.
Call Number: BH221.F83 M39 1993
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. [347]-376) and index
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Mercier, Louis-Sébastien,
and Jeremy D Popkin. Panorama of Paris : Selections From Le
Tableau De Paris. University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State
University Press, 1999.
Call Number: DC729 .M56513 1999
Notes: Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical references
and index
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Raser, George Bernard. Guide
to Balzac's Paris: an Analytical Subject Index. Choisy-le-Roi:
Impr. de France, 1964.
Call Number: PQ2177 .R3
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Paris & High Culture; Paris General;
Bibliography: p. 181-[186]
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Roche, Daniel. The Culture
of Clothing : Dress and Fashion in the Ancien Regime. Past
and Present Publications. Cambridge ;, New York : Cambridge University
Press, 1994.
Call Number: GT857 .R6313 1994
391/.00944 20
Notes: Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical references
and index
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Rogers, Rebecca. “Boarding
Schools, Women Teachers and Domesticity: Reforming Girls' Secondary
Education in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century,”.
French Historical Studies (1995).
Abstract: This article examines the reform movement in girls'
secondary education, focusing on Paris during the July Monarchy.
Specifically, it addresses the development of lay boarding schools,
arguing that education was a powerful tool in defining the nineteenth-century
domestic woman. Attempts to define and codify girls' secondary
education during this period contained within them conflicting
messages about women's intellectual and moral responsibilities
in bourgeois society. On the one hand, reformers pushed energetically
for the establishment of higher standards in women's education,
which necessitated, in their view, the construction of a professional
corps of women teachers. On the other hand, advocates for reform
also emphasized the moral dimension of teachers' tasks. By 1850
this moral dimension outweighed professional concerns. My analysis
of a series of boarding-school "dramas" illustrates
how underlying cultural anxieties about girls' institutional education,
women's sexuality, and women's potentially professional roles
within these schools served to redefine girls' education in exclusively
domestic fashion. Reprinted by permission of the publisher
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*Seigel, Jerrold E. Bohemian
Paris : Culture, Politics, and the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life,
1830-1930. New York : Viking, 1986.
Call Number: DC715 .S42 1986
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Revolution; Paris & High Culture;
Counter Culture: La Bohčme
Abstract: Chapt. 1 The Boundaries of Bohemia; 2 A Country Explored:
Murger; 3 Politics, Fantasy, Identity: Bohemia in the Revolution
of 1848
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Spang, Rebecca L. The
Invention of the Restaurant : Paris and Modern Gastronomic Culture.
Harvard Historical Studies ;: Harvard Historical Studies ; v.
135. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2000.
Call Number: TX910.F8 S667 2000
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 247-315) and index
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*Steele, Valerie. Paris
Fashion : a Cultural History . New York : Oxford University
Press, 1988.
Call Number: GT887 .S74 1988
Notes: Paris & High Culture; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. 303-309
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Uzanne, Octave, Albert Lynch,
and Eugčne Gaujeau. The Frenchwoman of the Century: Fashions
- Manners - Usages. London: J.C. Nimmo, 1886.
Abstract: Microform. col. front., illus., col. plates
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Pleasures of the Bourgeoisie
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Ancelot, Marguerite-Louise-Virginie.
Les Salons De Paris: Foyers Éteints. Paris: J. Tardieu,
1858.
Notes: Pleasures
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Balzac, Honore de. Pere
Goriot.
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_____________. Eugénie
Grandet
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___________. Cousin Bette
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___________. The Girl
With the Golden Eyes.
New York: E.B. Hall, 1896.
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Balzac, Honoré de. Parisians
in the Country = Les Parisiens En Province. Imperial Japan
ed. ed. London : Philadelphia: Dent ; Gebbie, 1898.
Call Number: PQ2167.I7 E5 1898
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Barron, Louis. Paris
Pittoresque, 1800-1900 : La Vie--Les Moeurs--Les Plaisirs .
Paris : Societe Francaise d"Editions d"Art, [1899].
Call Number: x 914.4 B278p
Abstract: Good source for images of 19th century Paris
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Bernier, Olivier. Pleasure
and Privilege : Life in France, Naples, and America, 1770-1790
. 1st ed ed. Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1981.
Call Number: DC33.4 .B36
Notes: Pleasures; Paris & High Culture; Includes index;Bibliography:
p. [277]-280
Abstract: A book that helps one understand why Talleyrand once
said that to live in pre-revolutionary France was to live close
to paradise, i.e., if one were a rich noble
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Carr, Philip. Days With
the French Romantics in the Paris of 1830. London: Methuen
& co. ltd, 1932.
Call Number: PQ287 .C35 1932
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Delvau, Alfred, and Achille
Fauré. Les Plaisirs De Paris : Guide Pratique Et Illustré.
Paris : A. Fauré, 1867.
Notes: Pleasures Paris General
Abstract: This guidebook promises to take you to the pleasure
spots of Paris. Check for maps and images.
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Fuller, Margaret. Memoirs
of Margaret Fuller Ossoli. Boston : Phillips, Sampson and
Company, 1852.
Call Number: 820.6 Os7me
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*Green, Nicholas. The
Spectacle of Nature : Landscape and Bourgeois Culture in Nineteenth
Century France. Manchester ;, New York :, New York, NY, USA
: Manchester University Press ; Distributed exclusively in the
USA and Canada by St Martin's Press, 1990.
Call Number: HT135 .G74 1990
Abstract: Part I The Metropolitan Gaze: Parisian Urbanism, 1820-1850:
1) The Modernity of Paris; 2) The Planning and Policing of Paris;
3) The Eye of Journalism; Part II 1) Shaping the Environment (the
urban garden; Carnaval time at the tax barrier)
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Hall, E. B. The Women
of the Salons. London, New York [etc.]: Longmans, Green and
Co., 1901.
Call Number: 478
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Pleasures Paris & High
Culture First issued in Longman"s magazine, 1897-1901;
Microfilm. New Haven, Conn., Research Publications, 1977. 1 reel.
35 mm. (History of women, Reel 658, no. 5242)
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Isherwood, Robert M. Farce
and Fantasy : Popular Entertainment in Eighteenth-Century Paris
/. New York : Oxford University Press, 1986.
Call Number: DC729 .I84 1986
Notes: Pleasures Paris General Includes index; Bibliography: p.
297-319
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Jackson, Catherine Hannah
Charlotte Eliot. Old Paris, Its Court and Literary Salons.
London, R. Bentley & Son, 1878.
Call Number: 478
Notes: Pleasures; Paris & High Culture; Microfilm. New Haven,
Conn., Research Publications, 1976. 1 reel. 35 mm. (History of
women, Reel 389, no. 2769)
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent.
Paris Illustré. Collection Des Guides-Joanne. Paris: Hachette,
1885.
Notes: Pleasures; Paris General ;1st edition published anonymously,
1855; Appendix of hotels, restaurants and cafés dated 1886-1887;
Folded plan in pocket
"317 vignettes dessinées sur bois, un plan de Paris et quatorze
autres plans." Includes index
Abstract: Excellent source for images
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Joanne, Adolphe Laurent,
Dieudonné Auguste Lancelot, Emile Thérond, and Hachette (Firm).
Paris Illustré : Son Histoire, Ses Monuments, Ses Musées, Son
Administration, Son Commerce Et Ses Plaisirs : Nouveau Guide Des
Voyageurs : Oů L'on Trouve En Outre Les Renseignements Pour
S'Installer Et Vivre ŕ Paris De Toutes Les Maničres
Et ŕ Tous Prix. Guides-Cicerone. Paris : Libr. de L.
Hachette, 1855.
Call Number: DC708 .P279 1855
Notes: Pleasures ; 88149167 //r92
Abstract: Pictoral guide to Paris; lots of images
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Johnson, James H. Listening
in Paris : a Cultural History. Studies on the History of Society
and Culture ; 21. Berkeley : University of California Press, 1995.
Call Number: ML270 .J64 1995
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 349-377) and index
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Mackaman, Douglas Peter.
Leisure Settings: Bourgeois Culture, Medicine, and the Spa
in Modern France. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998
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McWilliam, Neil. Dreams
of Happiness : Social Art and the French Left, 1830-1850.
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1993.
Call Number: BH221.F83 M39 1993
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. [347]-376) and index
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Merriman, John M. The
Margins of City Life : Explorations on the French Urban Frontier,
1815-1851. New York : Oxford University Press, 1991.
Call Number: HT352.F8 M47 1991
Notes: Pleasures Paris General ; Includes bibliographical references
(p. 295-304) and index
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Roche, Daniel. A History
of Everyday Things : the Birth of Consumption in France, 1600-1800.
Cambridge ;, New York : Cambridge University Press, 2000.
Call Number: HC79.C6 R613 2000
Notes: Pleasures ; 99023258
Includes bibliographical references (p. 286-304) and index
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Spang, Rebecca L. The
Invention of the Restaurant : Paris and Modern Gastronomic Culture.
Harvard Historical Studies ;: Harvard Historical Studies ; v.
135. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2000.
Call Number: TX910.F8 S667 2000
Notes: Pleasures Paris & High Culture ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 247-315) and index
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*Zeldin, Theodore. France,
1848-1945. Vol. 4, Taste and Corruption. Oxford ; New
York : Oxford University Press, 1979-.
Call Number: DC33.6 .Z44 1979
Abstract: Chapters on Good and Bad Taste; Conformity and Superstition;
Fashion and Beauty; Newspapers and Corruption; Science and Comfort;
Happiness and Humor; Eating and Drinking.
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The Poor and the Problem of Poverty
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Balzac, Honoré de. The
Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans. Buckner Library Edition.
New York: E.B. Hall, 1895.
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Courtisans and Prostitutes; Contents:
The way that girls love -- How much love costs old men -- End
of bad roads -- The last incarnation of Vautrin
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*Chevalier, Louis. Laboring Classes and Dangerous Classes
in Paris During the First Half of the Nineteenth Century.
[1st American ed.] ed. New York, H. Fertig, 1973.
Call Number: 944.6 C427cY Jel
Notes: Workers; Underworld and Crime; Poverty and the Poor; Law
and Police
Abstract: Chapt. 2 The Picturesque Literature; Chapt. 3 Balzac
(and the dangerous classes); Chapt. 4 Hugo (The Last Day of a
Condemned Man; Les Miserables); Chapt. 5 The Social Literature:
Testimony, Social Reformers, Social Surveys with regard to crime
and the dangerous classes; Part II: Chapt. 1 Bourgeois Opinion;
Chapt. 2 Bourgeois Opinion: Balzac; Chapt. 3 Popular Opinion:
The working class press; popular literature.
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*Farge, Arlette. Fragile
Lives : Violence, Power and Solidarity in Eighteenth-Century Paris
/. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1993.
Call Number: DC715 .F3713 1993
Notes: Poverty and the Poor Includes bibliographical references
(p. [304]-310) and index
Abstract: Good insights into "getting by" and the struggle
for existence among the Parisian poor
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*Fuchs, Rachel Ginnis. Poor
and Pregnant in Paris : Strategies for Survival in the Nineteenth
Century . New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press,
1992.
Call Number: HV1448.F82 P375 1992
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Women of the People; ;Includes bibliographical
references (p. [301]-314) and index
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Kaplow, Jeffry. The Names
of Kings: the Parisian Laboring Poor in the Eighteenth Century.
New York, Basic Books, [c1972].
Call Number: 944.3 K141nam
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Includes bibliographical references
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Restif de la Bretonne, Nicolas
Edme. My Revolution; Promenades in Paris, 1789-1794, Being
the Diary of Restif De La Bretonne ..Alex Karmel. [1st ed.]
ed. x, 387 p. New York, McGraw-Hill, [1970].
Call Number: 840.3 R313Z Kar
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Raser, George Bernard. Guide
to Balzac's Paris: an Analytical Subject Index. Choisy-le-Roi:
Impr. de France, 1964.
Call Number: PQ2177 .R3
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Paris & High Culture; Paris General;
Bibliography: p. 181-[186]
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*Roche, Daniel. The People
of Paris : an Essay in Popular Culture in the 18th Century.
. Leamington Spa, UK ; Hamburg, Ger. : Berg, 1987.
Call Number: DC715 .R6413 1985
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*Shapiro, Ann-Louise. Housing
the Poor of Paris, 1850-1902. Madison, Wis: University of
Wisconsin Press, 1985.
Notes: Poverty and the Poor ; 84040159
Bibliography: p. 205-217
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Tocqueville, Alexis de,
Seymour Drescher, and Gertrude Himmelfarb. Memoir on Pauperism.
Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 1997.
Call Number: HV245 .T6313 1997
Includes bibliographical references and index
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The Revolutionary Tradition
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*Agulhon, Maurice. Marianne
into Battle: Republican Imagery and Symbolism in France, 1789-1880.
Cambridge Cambridgeshire. New York: Cambridge University Press,
1981.
Call Number: N6847 .A3813
Notes: Revolution Translation of Marianne au combat
Bibliography: p. 228-235
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Boime, Albert. Art in an Age of Revolution, 1750-1800.
A Social History of Modern Art. Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 1987.
Call Number: N6425.N4 B6 1987
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Clark, T. J. Image of
the People: Gustave Courbet and the 1848 Revolution. Princeton,
N.J: Princeton University Press, 1982.
Notes: Revolution; Paris & High Culture; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. 193-202
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*Ferguson, Priscilla Parkhurst.
"Paris: Place and Space of Revolution." chapt. 1 Paris
As Revolution : Writing the Nineteenth-Century City /. Priscilla
Parkhurst FergusonBerkeley : University of California Press, 1994.
Call Number: PQ283 .F46 1994
Notes: Revolution Paris General Includes bibliographical references
(p. 231-257) and index
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Furet, François, Lucien
Calvié, and Karl Marx. Marx and the French Revolution.
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1988.
Call Number: DC148 .F8613 1988
Notes: Revolution Political Writers; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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*Furet, Françcois. "The
Ancien Regime and The Revolution." chapter 2, vol. 2 Realms
of Memory: Rethinking the French PastPierre Nora, and Lawrence
D Kritzman. English-language ed ed. 3v . European Perspectives.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1996-1998.
Call Number: DC33 .L6513 1996
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Furet, François, and Mona
Ozouf. A Critical Dictionary of the French Revolution.
Cambridge, Mass. : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press,
1989.
Call Number: DC148 .D5313 1989
Abstract: A fine place to begin when investigating nearly any
aspect of the French Revolution. Be aware of the bias: the French
authors are mainly of the Furet School which emphasizes the role
of ideas as a cause, argues that the Terror was built in to the
Revolution from the start--not a product of circumstances, etc.
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Furet, François, and Denis
Richet. French Revolution. [1st American ed ed. New York:
Macmillan, 1970.
Call Number: DC148 .F8713 1970b
Notes: Revolution ; 70081243 //r83
Bibliography: p. 405-407
Abstract: The French version is 2 vols. with huge number of print
images, not the best in terms of resolution, but useful nonetheless
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Harden, J. David, “Liberty caps and liberty trees,”
Past & Present (1995).
Abstract: The French National Convention of 1792 adopted a new
seal for the Republic to replace the official image of the king.
The seal's motto, "Archives de la République française,"
framed a woman in an antique robe, holding fasces in one hand
and a pike topped with a Phrygian cap, the bonnet of liberty,
in the other. With the adoption of the seal, the liberty bonnet
was officially consecrated as a symbol of the Republic. The persona
ficta of the king began to yield to the images of a new political
order. The writer traces along what paths the headdress of an
Asiatic cult traveled from classical antiquity to arrive in revolutionary
Paris atop the pike as the bonnet of liberty. He finds that the
liberty bonnet came to France in a variety of complementary and
coincidental ways, not least a series of events associated with
the painter Jacques-Louis David
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Hesse, Carla. Publishing
and Cultural Politics in Revolutionary Paris, 1789-1810. Studies
on the History of Society and Culture, 12. Berkeley: University
of California Press, 1991.
Call Number: Z310.6.P37 H47 1991
Notes: Revolution Paris & High Culture Includes bibliographical
references (p. 261-279) and index
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*Heywood, Colin. "The
Revolutionary Tradition in Troyes, 1789-1848." Journal
of Historical Geography 16 (1990): 108-20.
Notes: Revolution art
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Hunt, Lynn Avery. The
Family Romance of the French Revolution. Berkeley : University
of California Press, 1992.
Call Number: DC148 .H86 1992
Notes: Revolution ; 91026852
Includes bibliographical references and index
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———. Politics,
Culture, and Class in the French Revolution. Berkeley : University
of California Press, 1984.
Call Number: DC158.8 .H86 1984
Notes: Revolution ; 83027528
Includes bibliographical references and index
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*Johnson, M. P. Memory
and the Cult of Revolution in the 1871 Paris Commune. 1997.
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Michelet, Jules. The
Women of the French Revolution. Philadelphia, H. C. Baird,
1855.
Call Number: 944.04 M58f Ep
Notes: Revolution ; Political Writers; Women of the People
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Michelet, Jules, and Meta
Roberts Penington. The Women of the French Revolution.
Philadelphia: H. C. Baird, 1855.
Call Number: DC145 .M62
Notes: Revolution "Translator's preface" signed: M.
R. P. [i. e. Meta Roberts Penington]
"Formed principally of the portraits of women, drawn by Michelet
in his History of the revolution."--Author's pref
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Michelet, Jules, and Gordon
Wright. History of the French Revolution. Classic European
Historians. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1967.
Call Number: DC161 .M5153 1967
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Paulson, Ronald. Representations
of Revolution, 1789-1820. New Haven Conn.: Yale University
Press, 1983.
Call Number: NX452.5.N4 P3 1983
Notes: Revolution Includes bibliographical references and index
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Pinkney, David H. The
French Revolution of 1830. Princeton N.J: Princeton University
Press, 1972.
Call Number: DC261 .P56
Notes: Revolution ; 72039051
Bibliography: p. 369-385
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Seigel, Jerrold E. Bohemian
Paris : Culture, Politics, and the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life,
1830-1930. New York : Viking, 1986.
Call Number: DC715 .S42 1986
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Revolution; Paris & High Culture;
Counter Culture: La Bohčme
Abstract: Chapt. 1 The Boundaries of Bohemia; 2 A Country Explored:
Murger; 3 Politics, Fantasy, Identity: Bohemia in the Revolution
of 1848
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*Walton, Whitney. Eve's
Proud Descendants : Four Women Writers and Republican Politics
in Nineteenth-Century France. Stanford, Calif. : Stanford
University Press, 2000.
Call Number: HQ1611 .W34 2000
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Revolution Chapt. 2 Growing
up Female in Postrevolutionary France; 5. Women Writers as Republicans
in July Monarchy Political Culture; 6. Republican Women and Republican
Families; *7. Writing and Rewriting the Revolution of 1848
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The Underworld and Crime
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Borrow, George Henry, and
Edward Hale Bierstadt. Celebrated Trials and Remarkable Cases
of Criminal Jurisprudence From the Earliest Records to the Year
1825 First Compiled and Edited by George Borrow and Now Newly
Rev. and Edited by Edward Hale Bierstadt. New York: Payson
& Clarke ltd, 1928.
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*Chevalier, Louis. Laboring Classes and Dangerous Classes in
Paris During the First Half of the Nineteenth Century. [1st
American ed.] ed. New York, H. Fertig, 1973.
Call Number: 944.6 C427cY Jel
Notes: Workers; Underworld and Crime; Poverty and the Poor; Law
and Police
Abstract: Chapt. 2 The Picturesque Literature; Chapt. 3 Balzac
(and the dangerous classes); Chapt. 4 Hugo (The Last Day of a
Condemned Man; Les Miserables); Chapt. 5 The Social Literature:
Testimony, Social Reformers, Social Surveys with regard to crime
and the dangerous classes; Part II: Chapt. 1 Bourgeois Opinion;
Chapt. 2 Bourgeois Opinion: Balzac; Chapt. 3 Popular Opinion:
The working class press; popular literature.
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Claude, Antoine, Katharine
Prescott Wormeley, and Bruce Rogers. Memoirs of Monsieur Claude,
Chief of Police Under the Second Empire. Boston, New York:
Houghton Mifflin, 1907.
Notes: Underworld and Crime ; 07036947
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Dumas, Alexandre. Celebrated
Crimes. Edition de Luxe ed. Dumas' Romances. Boston: Estes
and Lauriat, 1896.
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Law and Police
Abstract: The author of the Three Musketeers looks into famous
crimes in history
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Hartman, Mary S. Victorian
Murderesses a True History of Thirteen Respectable French and
English Women Accused of Unspeakable Crimes. New York: Schocken
Books, 1977.
Call Number: HV6535.G4 H29 1977
Notes: Underworld and Crime Bibliography: p. 307-312
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Hugo, Victor, and Huntington
Smith. History of a Crime (Deposition of a Witness). New
York: T.Y. Crowell, 1888.
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police
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Restif de la Bretonne. My
Revolution; Promenades in Paris, 1789-1794, Being the Diary of
Restif De La Bretonne ..Alex Karmel. [1st ed.] ed. x, 387
p. New York, McGraw-Hill, [1970].
Call Number: 840.3 R313Z Kar
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Lesser, Wendy. The Life
Below the Ground: a Study of the Subterranean in Literature and
History. Boston: Faber and Faber, 1987.
Call Number: PN56.O7 L4 1987
Notes: Underworld and Crime Bibliography: p. 203-207
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Morain, Alfred. The Underworld
of Paris Secrets of the sureté. New York: Blue Ribbon Books,
1931.
Notes: Underworld and Crime
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Parry, Eugenia, and Alphonse
Bertillon. Crime Album Stories Paris 1886-1902. First Scalo
ed. Zurich, New York: Scalo, distributed in North America by D.A.P,
2000.
Notes: Underworld and Crime
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Riedel, Frederick Carl.
Crime and Punishment in the Old French Romances. Columbia
University Studies in English and Comparative Literature, no.
135. New York: Columbia University Press, 1938.
Call Number: PQ155.C8 R5 1968a
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police Bibliography: p. [179]-186
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Sue, Eugčne. The
Mysteries of Paris. London : Chapman and Hall, 1845-1946.
Call Number: PZ3.S944 My3
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Paris General; Law and Police
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Vidocq, Eugène François,
and Edwin Gile Rich. Vidocq the Personal Memoirs of the First
Great Detective. Boston: Houghton Mifflin company, 1935.
Call Number: HV7915 .V53 1935
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police ; 35004735
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Vidocq, Eugčne François,
and George Cruikshank. Memoirs of Vidocq, the Principal Agent
of the French Police. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson, 1859.
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police
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*Williams, Roger Lawrence.
Manners and Murders in the World of Louis-Napoleon. Seattle:
University of Washington Press, 1975.
Call Number: HV6295.F8 W54
Notes: Underworld and Crime ; 75015938
Bibliography: p. 193-202
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Wills, Antoinette. Crime
and Punishment in Revolutionary Paris /. Westport, Conn. :
Greenwood Press, 1981.
Call Number: HV6970.P3 W54
Notes: Underworld and Crime; Law and Police; Includes index; Bibliography:
p. [207]-215
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*Wright, Gordon. Between
the Guillotine and Liberty : Two Centuries of the Crime Problem
in France. New York : Oxford University Press, 1983.
Call Number: HV6963 .W74 1983
Notes: Underworld and Crime Law and Police; Bibliography: p. 264-282
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———. "Two
Adventurers in an Age of Crisis: or Balzac for Real (Policemen
Eguene Vidocq and Gabriel Ouvrard); Two Unlikely Heroes: or, Murder
As Art Form and Source of Literary Inspiration ( Profession Criminal
Pierre-Francois Lacenaire and Pierre Rivičre)." Insiders
and Outliers : the Individual in History. Gordon WrightSan
Francisco : W.H. Freeman, 1981.
Call Number: DC110 .W73 1981
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Women of the People
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Bernier, Olivier. The
Eighteenth-Century Woman . Garden City, N.Y. : New York :
Doubleday ; Published in association with the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, 1981.
Call Number: HQ1150 .B47 1982
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Women of the People
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Boigne, Louise-Eléonore-Charlotte-Adélaide d'Osmond, and
Charles Nicoullaud. Memoirs of the Comtesse De Boigne.
History of Women ; reel 710, no. 5685.1. New York : C. Scribner's
Sons, 1907.
Notes: Women Writers; Paris General; The Bourgeoisie
Abstract: Smith has the bound volumes. A treasure trove of observations
and malicious gossip on the goings on in high society in Paris
and in some provinces. This lady had an attitude.
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Cameron, Vivian. "Gender
and Power: Images of Women in Late 18th-Century France."
History of European Ideas 10, no. 3 (1989): 309-.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women of the People
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De la Motte, Dean, and Jeannene
M Przyblyski, eds. Making the News : Modernity & the Mass
Press in Nineteenth-Century France. Studies in Print Culture
& the History of the Book: Studies in Print Culture and the
History of the Book. Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press,
1999.
Call Number: PN5177 .M35 1999
Notes: Women of the People Newspapers and Caricature ; Includes
bibliographical references (p. 377-383)
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DeGroat, Judith A. "The
Public Nature of Women's Work: Definitions and Debates During
the Revolution of 1848." French Historical Studies
(1997).
Notes: Workers Women of the People Contents: feature article
Abstract: Part of a forum on women and work throughout French
history. The writer contends that the responses given by journalists,
government officials, and observers from both the Left and the
Right to the female participants in the Festival of Concord in
Paris, held in May 1848 to celebrate the revolution, reflected
the ambivalence felt toward working women in mid-19th-century
France. She argues that women's presence in the political arena
was unsettling in a period in which public space was being defined
as masculine. She reviews how working women had emerged as a
locus of tension and debate in the preceding years of the July
Monarchy as they played a central role in the expansion and productivity
of the manufacturing economy
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Delord, Taxile, Adolphe
illus Menut, Aubert et Cie, and Lavigne (Firm). Physiologie
De La Parisienne. Physiologies-Aubert. Paris: Aubert et cie
[etc., 1841.
Call Number: DC33.6 .D46
Notes: Women of the People; Newspapers and Caricature;
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* Fuchs, Rachel Ginnis.
Poor and Pregnant in Paris : Strategies for Survival in the
Nineteenth Century . New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University
Press, 1992.
Call Number: HV1448.F82 P375 1992
Notes: Poverty and the Poor; Women of the People; ;Includes bibliographical
references (p. [301]-314) and index
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*Godineau, Dominique. The
Women of Paris and Their French Revolution. Studies on the
History of Society and Culture, 26. Berkeley: University of California
Press, 1998.
Call Number: DC731 .G6313 1998
Notes: Workers; Women of the People; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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Goncourt, Edmond de. The
Woman of the Eighteenth Century: Her Life, From Birth to Death,
Her Love and Her Philosophy in the Worlds of Salon, Shop and Street
. Westport, CT : Hyperion Press, [1982].
Call Number: HQ1613 .G6313 1982
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Paris & High Culture;
Women of the People; Translation of: Femme au dix-huitieme siecle;Reprint.
Originally published: London : Allen & Unwin, 1928
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*McPhee, Peter. A Social
History of France 1780-1880. London ; New York: Routledge,
1992.
Call Number: HN425 .M36 1992
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Michelet, Jules. The
Women of the French Revolution. Philadelphia, H. C. Baird,
1855.
Call Number: 944.04 M58f Ep
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Moch, Leslie Page. Paths
to the City : Regional Migration in Nineteenth-Century France.
Beverly Hills: Sage publications, 1983.
Call Number: HT135 .M62 1983
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*Smith, Bonnie G. Changing
Lives Women in European History Since 1700. Lexington, Mass:
D.C. Heath and Co, 1989.
Call Number: HQ1588 .S64 1989
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women of the People ; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 543-545) and index
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Smith, Bonnie G. The
Gender of History Men, Women, and Historical Practice. Cambridge,
Mass: Harvard University Press, 1998.
Call Number: D13 .S567 1998
Notes: The Bourgeoisie;Women of the People; Includes bibliographical
references (p. 243-298) and index
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Trougott,Mark. The French
Worker. Autobiographies From the Early Industrial Era. Berkeley,
CA: University of California Press, 1993.
Notes: Women of the People 1. Jacques Etienne Bédé: A Worker in
1830; 2. Suzanne Voilquin: Recollections of a Daughter of the
People; 3. Agricol Perdiguier: Memoirs of a Campagnon; 4. Matin
Nadaud: Memoirs of Léonard, a Former Mason's Assistant; 5. Norbert
Truquin: Memoirs and Adventrues of a Proletarian in Times of Revolution;
6. Jean-Baptiste Dumay: Memoirs of a Militant Worker from Le Creusot;
7. Jeanne Bouvier: My Memoirs.
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Women Writers
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Bernier, Olivier. The
Eighteenth-Century Woman . Garden City, N.Y. : New York :
Doubleday ; Published in association with the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, 1981.
Call Number: HQ1150 .B47 1982
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Women of the People
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Boigne, Louise-Eléonore-Charlotte-Adélaide
d'Osmond, and Charles Nicoullaud. Memoirs of the Comtesse De Boigne. History
of Women ; reel 710, no. 5685.1. New York : C. Scribner's Sons,
1907.
Notes: Women Writers; Paris General; The Bourgeoisie
Abstract: Smith has the bound volumnes. A treasure trove of observations
and malicious gossip on the goings on in high society in Paris
and in some provinces. This lady had an attitude.
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Easton, Malcolm. Artists
and Writers in Paris: the Bohemian Idea, 1803-1867. London:
Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd, 1964.
Notes: Women Writers Counter Culture: La Bohème Bibliographical
references included in "Notes" (p.178-187) Bibliography:
p.188-191
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Girardin, Emile de. Lettres
Parisiennes. History of Women, reel 729, no. 5830. Paris:
Louis-Michaud, 1908.
Notes: Women Writers
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Girardin, Emile de, and
Anne Martin-Fugier. Lettres Parisiennes Du Vicomte De Launay.
Le Temps Retrouvé. Paris: Mercure de France, 1986.
Call Number: DC733 .G56 1986
Notes: Women Writers; Includes bibliographical references and
index
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Goncourt, Edmond de. The
Woman of the Eighteenth Century : Her Life, From Birth to Death,
Her Love and Her Philosophy in the Worlds of Salon, Shop and Street
. Westport, CT : Hyperion Press, [1982].
Call Number: HQ1613 .G6313 1982
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Paris & High Culture;
Women of the People; Translation of: Femme au dix-huitieme siecle;Reprint.
Originally published: London : Allen & Unwin, 1928
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Grafigny. Letters From
a Peruvian Woman. Texts and Translations, 2. New York: Modern
Language Association of America, 1993.
Call Number: PQ1986.L4 E4 1993
Notes: Women Writers ; Includes bibliographical references (p.
xxv)
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Grafigny, and English Showalter.
Correspondance De Madame De Graffigny. Oxford: Voltaire
Foundation, Taylor Institution, 1985.
Notes: Women Writers Includes bibliographies and indexes
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Hall, E. B. The Women
of the Salons. London, New York [etc.]: Longmans, Green and
Co., 1901.
Call Number: 478
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Pleasures Paris & High
Culture First issued in Longman"s magazine, 1897-1901;Microfilm.
New Haven, Conn., Research Publications, 1977. 1 reel. 35 mm.
(History of women, Reel 658, no. 5242)
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Hellerstein, Erna Olafson,
Leslie Parker Hume, and Karen M Offen. Victorian Women : a
Documentary Account of Women's Lives in Nineteenth-Century England,
France, and the United States. Stanford, Calif. : Stanford
University Press, 1981.
Call Number: HQ1599.E5 V5
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers ; Bibliography: p. [511]-522
Abstract: Selections of primary sources on French, American, and
British women. Excellent for insights into the making of the
bourgeois woman.
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*Jack, Belinda Elizabeth.
George Sand : a Woman's Life Writ Large. 1st American ed
ed. New York : Knopf, 2000.
Call Number: PQ2412 .J33 2000
Notes: Women Writers; Includes bibliographical references (p.
359-380) and index
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Parsons, Clare Olivia. Women
Travelers and the Spectacle of Modernity. United Kingdom:
1997.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie Women Writers Contents: feature article
Abstract: Part of a special issue on women and travel. The writer
discusses the work of women writers and travelers to Paris in
the 19th century who consciously embraced the role of the flâneur
and the "aesthetic investigator." She argues that for
writers like Ida Kohl, Emma Niendorf, and Johanna Schopenhauer
the opportunity to wander the streets of Paris, despite the dangers,
were vastly preferable to the confinements of other places and
earlier times. She maintains that the adoption of the role of
the flâneur enabled these women to justify and elevate the motivations
and the products of their gaze
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Riccoboni, Marie Jeanne
de Heurles Laboras de Mezières, and Frances Brooke. Letters
From Juliet Lady Catesby, to Her Friend, Lady Henrietta Campley
Translated From the French. The fourth edition ed. Eighteenth
Century, reel 3250, no. 1. London: Printed for R. and J. Dodsley,
1764.
Notes: Women Writers
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Riccoboni, Marie Jeanne
de Heurles Laboras de Mezières, Joan Hinde Stewart, and Philip
Stewart. The Story of Ernestine. Texts and Translations,
7. New York: Modern Language Association of America, 1998.
Call Number: PQ2027.R3 H5513 1998
Notes: Women Writers ; Includes bibliographical references
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Rogers, Rebecca. “Boarding
Schools, Women Teachers and Domesticity: Reforming Girls' Secondary
Education in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century,”
French Historical Studies (1995).
Abstract: This article examines the reform movement in girls'
secondary education, focusing on Paris during the July Monarchy.
Specifically, it addresses the development of lay boarding schools,
arguing that education was a powerful tool in defining the nineteenth-century
domestic woman. Attempts to define and codify girls' secondary
education during this period contained within them conflicting
messages about women's intellectual and moral responsibilities
in bourgeois society. On the one hand, reformers pushed energetically
for the establishment of higher standards in women's education,
which necessitated, in their view, the construction of a professional
corps of women teachers. On the other hand, advocates for reform
also emphasized the moral dimension of teachers' tasks. By 1850
this moral dimension outweighed professional concerns. My analysis
of a series of boarding-school "dramas" illustrates
how underlying cultural anxieties about girls' institutional education,
women's sexuality, and women's potentially professional roles
within these schools served to redefine girls' education in exclusively
domestic fashion. Reprinted by permission of the publisher
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" Considerations
on the Principal Events of the French Revolution. /Madame
de Anne-Louise-Germaine 1766-1817 Stael 2 v. . New-York: Published
by James Eastburn and Co. at the Literary Rooms, Broadway., 1818.
Call Number: 944.4 St13cY B
Notes: Women Writers SC/RARE BOOK RM
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*Smith, Bonnie G. Changing
Lives Women in European History Since 1700. Lexington, Mass:
D.C. Heath and Co, 1989.
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Stael, Germaine de. An
Extraordinary Woman : Selected Writings of Germaine De Stael /Madame
de Anne-Louise-Germaine 1766-1817. New York : Columbia University
Press, 1987.
Call Number: PQ2431 .A24 1987
Notes: Women Writers Translated from the French; Includes index;
Bibliography: p. [403]
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Uzanne, Octave, Albert Lynch,
and Eugčne Gaujeau. The Frenchwoman of the Century: Fashions
- Manners - Usages. London: J.C. Nimmo, 1886.
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers; Paris & High Culture;
Paris General
Abstract: Microform. col. front., illus., col. plates
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*Walton, Whitney. Eve's
Proud Descendants : Four Women Writers and Republican Politics
in Nineteenth-Century France. Stanford, Calif. : Stanford
University Press, 2000.
Call Number: HQ1611 .W34 2000
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Women Writers Revolution;
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Workers and Ordinary People
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Bouvier, Jeanne. "My
Memoirs; or Fifity-Nine Years of Industrial, Social, and Intellectual
Activity by a Working Woman, 1876-1935." chapter 7 in The
French Worker. Autobiographies From the Early Industrial Era.
ed. Mark TraugottBerkeley, CA: University of California Press,
1993.
Notes: Workers 1. Jacques Etienne Bédé: A Worker in 1830; 2. Suzanne
Voilquin: Recollections of a Daughter of the People; 3. Agricol
Perdiguier: Memoirs of a Campagnon; 4. Matin Nadaud: Memoirs of
Léonard, a Former Mason's Assistant; 5. Norbert Truquin: Memoirs
and Adventrues of a Proletarian in Times of Revolution; 6. Jean-Baptiste
Dumay: Memoirs of a Militant Worker from Le Creusot; 7. Jeanne
Bouvier: My Memoirs.
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Brennan, Thomas Edward.
Public Drinking and Popular Culture in Eighteenth-Century
Paris. . Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1988.
Call Number: HV5470.P37 B74 1988
Notes: Workers Includes; index; Bibliography: p. 317-328
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Chevalier, Louis. Laboring
Classes and Dangerous Classes in Paris During the First Half of
the Nineteenth Century. [1st American ed.] ed. New York, H.
Fertig, 1973.
Call Number: 944.6 C427cY Jel
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Notes: Workers; Underworld
and Crime; Poverty and the Poor; Law and Police Abstract: Chapt.
2 The Picturesque Literature; Chapt. 3 Balzac (and the dangerous
classes); Chapt. 4 Hugo (The Last Day of a Condemned Man; Les
Miserables); Chapt. 5 The Social Literature: Testimony, Social
Reformers, Social Surveys with regard to crime and the dangerous
classes; Part II: Chapt. 1 Bourgeois Opinion; Chapt. 2 Bourgeois
Opinion: Balzac; Chapt. 3 Popular Opinion: The working class press;
popular literature.
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DeGroat, Judith A. "The
Public Nature of Women's Work: Definitions and Debates During
the Revolution of 1848." French Historical Studies
(1997).
Notes: Workers Women of the People Contents: feature article
Abstract: Part of a forum on women and work throughout French
history. The writer contends that the responses given by journalists,
government officials, and observers from both the Left and the
Right to the female participants in the Festival of Concord in
Paris, held in May 1848 to celebrate the revolution, reflected
the ambivalence felt toward working women in mid-19th-century
France. She argues that women's presence in the political arena
was unsettling in a period in which public space was being defined
as masculine. She reviews how working women had emerged as a
locus of tension and debate in the preceding years of the July
Monarchy as they played a central role in the expansion and productivity
of the manufacturing economy
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Garrioch, David, “The people of Paris and their police in the eighteenth
century: reflections on the introduction of a 'modern' police
force,” European
History Quarterly. United
Kingdom: 1994.
Abstract: The writer examines the introduction of a "modern"
police force in 18th-century Paris. He argues that the police
force that emerged at this time was the product of a long process
of conflict and tacit negotiation between the government, the
urban middle classes, the working-class population, and various
elements of the police. He asserts that the introduction and
operation of the police force were not simply an instance of the
authorities imposing social control on the population at the behest
of the social elite. He demonstrates that the police also performed
a role that was influenced by popular expectations and perceptions
of justice. Not only was lower-class cooperation vital for the
operation of the police force, he contends, but the lower classes
also influenced the type of activity carried out by the police
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*Godineau, Dominique. The
Women of Paris and Their French Revolution. Studies on the
History of Society and Culture, 26. Berkeley: University of California
Press, 1998.
Call Number: DC731 .G6313 1998
Notes: Workers; Women of the People; Includes bibliographical
references and index
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*Haine, W. Scott. "Behavioral
Politics." Chapt. 7 The World of the Paris Café: Sociability
Among the French Working Class, 1789-1914. W. Scott HaineBaltimore:
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996.
Call Number: DC715 .H275 1996
Notes: Workers The role of the cafe in working-class radical politics
from 1789-1914
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Lyons, Martyn. "What
Did the Peasants Read? Written and Printed Culture in Rural France,
1815-1914." European History Quarterly 27, no. 2 (1997):
165-97.
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Juneja, M. "The Peasant
Image and Agrarian Change -- Representations of Rural Society
in 19th-Century French Painting From Millet to Vangogh."
Journal of Peasant Studies 15, no. 4 (1988): 445-74.
Notes: Workers
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*Maynes, Mary Jo. Taking
the Hard Road Life Course in French and German Workers' Autobiographies
in the Era of Industrialization. Chapel Hill: University of
North Carolina Press, 1995.
Call Number: HD8430 .M29 1995
Notes: Workers ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-260)
and index
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*McPhee, Peter. A Social
History of France 1780-1880. London ; New York: Routledge,
1992.
Call Number: HN425 .M36 1992
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Workers; Women of the People
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Merriman, John M. Consciousness
and Class Experience in Nineteenth-Century Europe. New York
: Holmes & Meier Publishers, 1979.
Call Number: HN380.Z9 S6385 1979
Notes: Workers ; 79016032
Bibliography: p. 245-250
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Moss, Bernard H. "Parisian
Workers and the Origins of Republican Socialism, 1830-1833."
1830 in France. John M MerrimanNew York : New Viewpoints,
1975.
Call Number: DC262 .E35
Notes: Workers ; 75015796
Bibliography: p. 223-226
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Nord, Philip G. Paris
Shopkeepers and the Politics of Resentment. Princeton, N.J:
Princeton University Press, 1986.
Call Number: HF5429.6.F7 N67 1986
Notes: Workers ; 85042695
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Ratcliffe, Barrie M. "Popular
Classes and Cohabitation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Paris ."
Journal of Family History (1996).
Abstract: The writer discusses the extent of recourse to cohabitation
among popular classes in Paris, France, in the first half of the
19th century. Through an examination of the archives of charity
organizations and serial data, especially marriage records, he
argues that Parisian workers at that time were anxious to get
married, to marry in church, and to marry respectably. He maintains
that cohabitation should be dedramatized and that it should be
recognized that popular-class behavior and attitudes were more
traditional and conformist than were previously believed
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Reid, Donald. Paris Sewers
and Sewermen: Realities and Representations. Cambridge, Mass:
Harvard University Press, 1991.
Call Number: HD8039.S2572 F87 1991
Notes: Workers Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]-230)
and index
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Roche, Daniel. The People
of Paris : an Essay in Popular Culture in the 18th Century.
Leamington Spa, UK ; Hamburg, Ger. : Berg, 1987.
Call Number: DC715 .R6413 1985
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Sewell, William Hamilton.
Structure and Mobility the Men and Women of Marseille, 1820-1870.
Cambridge Cambridgeshire, New York, Paris: Cambridge University
Press. Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 1985.
Call Number: HN438.M35 S48 1985
Notes: Workers ; 84005860
Bibliography: p. 362-369
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*——. Work and
Revolution in France the Language of Labor From the Old Regime
to 1848. Cambridge, New York: Cambridge University Press,
1980.
Call Number: HD8429 .S48
Notes: Workers ; 80012103
Bibliography: p. 318-328
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*trumingher, Laura S. What
Were Little Girls and Boys Made of? : Primary Education in Rural
France, 1830-1880. SUNY Series in European Social History.
Albany: State University of New York, 1983.
Call Number: LC5148.F8 S77
Notes: Workers Includes index.
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*Traugott, Mark. The
French Worker : Autobiographies From the Early Industrial Era.
Berkeley : University of California Press, 1993.
Call Number: HD8433.A1 F74 1993
Notes: Workers ; 92006310
Includes bibliographical references
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Tristan, Flora, and Jules
L Puech. Le Tour De France État Actuel De La Classe Ouvrière
Sous L'Aspect Moral, Intellectuel Et Matériel. La Découverte:
Découverte (François Maspero (Firm)), 19-20. Paris: Maspero, 1980.
Notes: Workers
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*Zeldin, Theodore. France,
1848-1945, Vol. 1, Ambition and Love. Oxford ;, New York
: Oxford University Press, 1979-.
Call Number: DC33.6 .Z44 1979
Notes: The Bourgeoisie; Pleasures; Workers; etc.
Abstract: Chapters on The Pretensions of the Bourgeoisie; Doctors;
Notaries; The Rich; Industrialists; Bankers; The Ambitions of
Ordinary Men; Bureaucrats; Peasants; Workers; Marriage and Morals;
Children; Women.
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