French Patriotism in the Nineteenth Century (1814–1833)
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Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction
Part I. First Epoch, 1813–18:
1. Decay of patriotism in the army, 1813–14
2. Republican sentiment in the country, 1813–14
3. Clash between popular aspirations and the sovereign's will
4. The invasion: Paris occupied by the allies: revival of patriotism, 1814
5. The new flag and the new cockade. Doubts and perplexities
6. The first restoration, April 1814–March 1815. National pride affronted
7. Dreams of reconstruction
8. The drama of the hundred days: perplexities of patriotism
9. The second restoration, June 1815–July 1830: national humiliation
Part II. Second Epoch, 1818–30:
10. Waning of militarism
11. The myth of the two races in France
12. The spiritual unification of France wrought by the great historians
13. Liberal patriotism, 1820–5
14. The instinct of the nation, 1823–30
15. The revolution of 1830. The last of the lillies. The 'trois glorieuses'
16. France old and new, in the light of the 'eclair de juillet'
Biographical notices.

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