Paris in ‘48; Letters From a Resident Describing the Events of the Revolution

Through a series of letters, the authors provide an account of the harrowing events during the Paris revolution of 1848. The letters come from the perspective of a resident located within Paris during the revolution. Along with illustrations, the book explores the emotional and psychological effects that these events had on the people of Paris. It provides detail on the response of various groups to the revolution, including the working class, bourgeoisie, and the provisional government. This is a must-read for anyone interested in French history or the experience of revolution.

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