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Saint-Simon, at the Source of the Nineteenth Century
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2025/2 n° 71)
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Pages 9 to 20| Introduction. The Saint-Simon Enigma
| Pierre Musso
Pages 21 to 34| The Concept of Industry in Saint-Simon, at the Intersection of the
Epistemological Inquiry Between Politics and Political Economy
| Margherita Pugnaletto
Pages 35 to 52| Saint-Simon: Freeing Society from its Shackles
| Pierre Musso
Pages 53 to 68| Henri Saint-Simon, Politics and Religion: A “Man of Harmony” facing
the Revolution
| Dimitris Foufoulas
Pages 69 to 82| Saint-Simon in Search of a Definitive Christianity
| Dominique Iogna-Prat
Pages 83 to 98| The Saint-Simonians after Saint-Simon: a Legacy to be Examined
| Philippe Régnier
Pages 99 to 112| Saint-Simon through the Lens of Japanese Intellectuals. Early
Receptions in the Meiji Era
| Sayuri Shirase
Pages 113 to 124| Saint-Simon, or the Unfolding of the Nineteenth Century
| Michèle Riot-Sarcey
Pages 125 to 129| Genealogies, receptions, and current research in Italy on
Saint-Simon
| Margherita Pugnaletto
Pages 130 to 138| E. P. Thompson: his legacy and influence on historical research and
public history
| Katrina Navickas
Pages 139 to 154| Public History as seen from the Nineteenth Century
| Clément Fabre
Pages 155 to 174| The Ink of the Clinic. The Work of a Medical Intern in an Asylum in
the Early Nineteenth-Century
| Agathe Meridjen-Manoukian, Thomas Ramonda
Pages 175 to 196| From Race to Leprosy: The Cagots Seen Through the Distorting Lens
of Learned Societies (1859–1910)
| Jacques Fonlupt
Pages 197 to 199| Odile Roynette*, L’Orgueil du drapeau. France-Allemagne,
1870-1945
| Benoît Vaillot
Pages 199 to 201| Jon K. Lauck, The Good Country. A History of the American
Midwest, 1800-1900
| François Robinet
Pages 201 to 203| Alessandro Stanziani, Les Guerres du blé. Une éco-histoire
écologique et géopolitique
| Marc Bied-Charreton
Pages 203 to 205| Nathan Perl-Rosenthal, The Age of Revolutions. And the
Generations Who Made It
| Alexandre Dupont
Pages 206 to 208| Alain Ruscio, La Première guerre d’Algérie. Une histoire de
conquête et de résistance, 1830-1852
| Jacques Frémeaux
Pages 208 to 210| Matthijs Lok, Europe Against Revolution. Conservatism,
Enlightenment, and the Making of the Past
| Etienne Hudon
Pages 210 to 212| Arnaud Pierre, Aristocratie révolutionnaire en Espagne. La
concession de nouveaux titres de Castille (1808-1854)
| Daniel Aquillué Domínguez
Pages 212 to 215| Frédéric Caille, L’Invention de l’énergie solaire : la
véritable histoire d’Augustin Mouchot
| François Jarrige
Pages 215 to 217| John Soluri, Creatures of Fashion. Animals, Global Markets,
and the Transformation of Patagonia
| Yaël Gagnepain
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Food, Powers and Politics in the Nineteenth Century
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2025/1 n° 70)
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Pages 9 to 24| Food, Powers and Politics in the Nineteenth Century. Introduction
| François Jarrige, Ophélie Siméon
Pages 25 to 42| Countering Abundance: Cookery Books and Prescribing Foodways in the
British World, c. 1790-1837
| Troy Bickham
Pages 43 to 59| Make Bread with Human Excrement! Pierre Leroux, the Circulus, and
the Nourishment of Humanity
| Michael Drolet
Pages 61 to 77| Administration and Politics: Parisians and their Bread during the
1846-1847 Crisis and the Following Years
| Vincent Robert
Pages 79 to 95| The Measure of Hunger: Edward Smith’s Nutritional Surveys in 1860s
Britain
| Arnaud Page
Pages 97 to 112| Bitterness and Black Bread: Food and Political Emotions during the
1870-1871 ‘Terrible Year’.
| Etienne Hudon
Pages 113 to 129| “We Are Only Mothers and We Want to Feed Our Children”. The
Politization of Immigrant Jewish Women during the U.S. Meat
Boycotts (1902-1917)
| Alice Béja
Pages 133 to 150| Reinterpreting the Great Irish Famine: Grand Narratives and Popular
History
| Laurent Colantonio
Pages 153 to 171| Naturalist Exploration after the Empire. Actors, Knowledge and
Power during Alcide d’Orbigny’s Travel to South America (1825-1834)
| Salomé Ketabi
Pages 175 to 192| Making Their Voices Heard? Muslim Notables’ Petitions for a Muslim
Court in Saint‑Louis, Senegal (1830–1857)
| Élise Paysant
Pages 195 to 198| Introduction. Nineteenth-century migrations in museums
| Delphine Diaz
Pages 198 to 204| From the “Immigrant Hostel” to the Museu da Imigração do Estado de
São Paulo
| Andréa Delaplace
Pages 205 to 210| Transatlantic migration and transit experience: The Red Star Line
Museum in Antwerp
| Torsten Feys
Pages 210 to 214| Migration museology and Ireland: a short overview
| Emily Mark FitzGerald
Pages 214 to 222| Exile and Emigration at the Museo Nazionale dell’Emigrazione
Italiana in Genoa
| Alice De Matteo
Pages 225 to 226| Cédric Humair, La Suisse et les Empires. Affirmation d’une
puissance économique (1857-1914)
| Christophe Farquet
Pages 226 to 229| Pierre-Yves Kirschleger, La Matrice étrangère du protestantisme
(XIXe siècle)
| Adrien Miqueu
Pages 229 to 231| Philippe Bourdin, Cyril Triolaire (eds.), Les spectacles de
curiosités en Europe, de la Révolution française à la fin du
XIXe siècle
| Natalie Petiteau
Pages 231 to 232| Benoit Bodlet, Les Histoires d’Élisée Reclus. Divulgation
scientifique et émancipation
| Étienne Furrer
Pages 232 to 234| Véronique Hébrard, La Faction de la Sierra. L’apprentissage du
politique entre engagement et contrainte, Venezuela 1858-1859
| Serge Ollivier
Pages 234 to 236| Philip Harling, Managing Mobility. The British Imperial State
and Global Migration, 1840-1860
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 237 to 239| Thomas Depecker, Les Comptes du salut. Quantifier et réformer
l’alimentation au XIXe siècle
| Stéphane Gacon
Pages 239 to 240| Ryan Hanley, Robert Wedderburn. British Insurrectionary,
Jamaican Abolitionist
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 241 to 243| Marie Bossaert, Augustin Jomier, Emmanuel Szurek (eds.),
L’Orientalisme en train de se faire. Une enquête collective sur
les études orientales dans l’Algérie coloniale
| Antonin Durand
Pages 243 to 245| Carol E. Harrison, Thomas J. Brown, Zouave Theaters.
Transnational Military Fashion and Performance
| Jonathan M. Square
Pages 245 to 248| Jean Le Bihan, Bourses et boursiers de l’enseignement secondaire
en France (1802-1914)
| Jean-François Condette
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Rethinking Catholicism
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2024/2 No 69)
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Pages 9 to 17| Introduction
| Guillaume Cuchet, Caroline Muller
Pages 17 to 35| The End of Forced Vocations? Consent to Female Religious Life in
Nineteenth-Century France and Spain
| Inès Anrich
Pages 37 to 51| A Social History of Sacraments in the Nineteenth Century: an
Initial Assessment of the Intersection of Historical Demography,
Social History, and Religious History
| Vincent Gourdon
Pages 53 to 68| The Roman Origins of the Crisis of May 16, 1877: the ‘Ultramontane
Intrigues’ in Europe and France
| Arthur Hérisson
Pages 69 to 86| Clothes of a ‘more or less Carmelite Shade’. Sewing the
Carmelite Habit in the 19th century
| Anne Jusseaume
Pages 87 to 103| From the University Benches to the Glory of the Altars: Discussing
the Doctorate of Women in the Catholic Church at the Turn of the
20th Century
| Clarisse Tesson
Pages 105 to 121| The Financial Miracle of Gallipoli. Zealous Industries, the
Supernatural and Devotion to Thérèse de Lisieux in the Early 20th
century
| Antoinette Guise Castelnuovo
Pages 123 to 140| Anglophone Histories of Religion: Writing Religious History
in a Post-Secular Society
| Carol E. Harrison
Pages 143 to 161| The Crimean War in Japan : the Awareness of a Structural
Vulnerability (1853-1856)
| Éric Seizelet
Pages 165 to 169| British Servants: Beyond Downton Abbey
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 169 to 173| Democracy, Representative Systems and Women's Suffrage in South
America (1860s-1880s)
| Laura Cucchi
Pages 173 to 177| Rethinking the Religious History of the Muslim World
| Catherine Mayeur-Jaouen
Pages 181 to 183| Emmanuel Adler, Venir à bout des eaux usées : une mission
politique. Pour une histoire de l’assainissement des villes
| François Jarrige
Pages 183 to 184| Anatole Le Bras, Aliénés. Une histoire sociale de la folie au
XIXe siècle, CNRS Éditions, 2024
| Nicole Edelman
Pages 185 to 187| Daniel Gutiérrez Ardila, Peces geológicos: breve historia de los
bagres andinos (1801-2023)
| Thomas Brignon
Pages 187 to 190| Thomas Bouchet, L’Aiguille & la plume. Jules Gay, Désirée
Véret, 1807-1897
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 190 to 192| François Jarrige*, La Ronde des bêtes. Le moteur animal et la
fabrique de la modernité
| Boris Cattan
Pages 192 to 194| Claire-Lise Gaillard, Pas sérieux s’abstenir. Histoire du marché
de la rencontre, XIXe-XXe siècles
| Anne Verjus
Pages 194 to 197| Pierre-Emmanuel Roux, Au tribunal du repentir. La proscription
du catholicisme en Chine (1724-1860)
| Clément Fabre
Pages 197 to 199| Frédéric Graber, L’Affichage administratif au
XIXe siècle. Former le consentement
| Roxane Bonnardel-Mira
Pages 200 to 201| Éric Fournier, « Nous reviendrons ! ». Une
histoire des spectres révolutionnaires, France
XIXe siècle
| Stéphanie Sauget
Pages 202 to 204| M’hamed Oualdi, Un esclave entre deux empires
| Kenneth J. Perkins
Pages 204 to 205| Stéphanie Sauget*, Le Cercueil de verre du Père-Lachaise. La
dépouille dans les sociétés contemporaines
| Régis Bertrand
Pages 206 to 207| Anna Safronova, Histoire des coopératives russes et soviétiques
(1860-1930). Moderniser le peuple
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 208 to 210| Ludivine Bantigny, Quentin Deluermoz, Boris Gobille, Laurent
Jeanpierre, Eugénia Palieraki (eds.), Une histoire globale des
révolutions
| Edgar Straehle
Pages 213 to 216| The 5th Edition of the Rencontres du XIXe siècle :
"Révolution[S]"
| Karl Zimmer
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The Gender of Globalisation
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2024/1 n° 68)
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Pages 9 to 23| Introduction. The Gender of Globalisation
| Jeanne Moisand, Mathilde Rossigneux-Méheust
Pages 25 to 40| Refusing Exile: Gender and Consent to International Mobility at the
time of the French Anti-Congregation Laws in the 1900s
| Inès Anrich
Pages 41 to 56| The “Civilizing Mission” au féminin. Jewish Women Teachers and
Global France
| Rebecca Rogers
Pages 57 to 68| Was 'Franco-Globalisation’ a Feminine Phenomenon?
| Jeanne Moisand, David Todd
Pages 69 to 88| Why Condoms Never Became Major Contraceptives. Globalization,
Marketing and Gender at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries
| Pauline Mortas
Pages 89 to 106| The Empire At Sea: “Boys” Onboard the Messageries Maritimes Liners
(1851-1930s)
| Stéphanie Soubrier
Pages 107 to 127| The African Indentureship through a Gender lens in French Guiana
after the Abolition of Slavery in 1848
| Céline Flory
Pages 129 to 151| In the Service of Colonial Officials: the Emigration of Marie
Choquas, a Morvan Nanny, to Algeria (1914-1920)
| Clyde Plumauzille
Pages 155 to 160| Eleanor Marx, A Historical Figure for Our Times?
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 161 to 164| Beyond Scarlett O’Hara: Gender Relations and the Persistence of
Slavery in the Age of Abolitions in the USA and the Caribbean
| Romy Sánchez
Pages 163 to 163| The White Slave Trade: The Other Global Migration
| Sylvie Aprile
Pages 187 to 202| Émile Combes, Minister for Public Instruction (1895-1896): a
Radical Reformer
| Yves Verneuil
Pages 205 to 222| The Industrial Revolution from Below. Mechanics’ Letters from the
Mahaim-Cockerill Papers, Liège (1810-1815)
| Fabrice Bensimon, François Jarrige
Pages 225 to 226| Carole Christen, À l’école du soir. L’éducation du peuple à
l’ère des révolutions (1815-1870). Coll. “La chose publique”,
Ceyzérieu, Champ Vallon, 2023
| Antoine Savoye
Pages 226 to 229| Ludovic Frobert, Quelques lignes d’utopie. Pierre Leroux et la
communauté des « imprimeux » (Boussac, 1844-1848).
Marseille, Agone, 2023
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 229 to 232| François Gaudin (ed.), Avec la rouge bannière !.
Foreword by Jean-Yves Mollier, Limoges, Éditions Lambert-Lucas,
2023
| Yannick Marec
Pages 232 to 233| Julien Rycx, Georges Laguerre, un Bel-Ami en politique
(1858-1912). Villeneuve d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du
Septentrion, 2023
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 233 to 235| Jean-Pierre Chrétien, Explorateurs et explorés au Burundi, Une
vraie-fausse rencontre (1858-1900). Paris, Karthala, 2023,
330 p.
| Hélène Blais
Pages 235 to 237| Laura Brondino, Autorité(s) et obédience dans le Mexique
porfirien. Les jefes políticos de l’État du Yucatán, 1878-1902.
Paris, Éditions Hispaniques, 2022
| Geneviève Verdo
Pages 238 to 240| Emmanuelle Perez Tisserant, Nuestra California. Une histoire
politique de la Californie mexicaine, de Zorro à la ruée vers
l’or. Rennes, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, Institut des
Amériques, 2023
| Erika Pani
Pages 240 to 241| Margaret Chowning, Catholic Women and Mexican Politics,
1750-1940. Princeton and Oxford, Princeton University Press,
2023
| Samuel Libeau
Pages 242 to 244| Mathieu Guerin, À l’ombre du palmier à sucre. Les campagnes
cambodgiennes sous protectorat français à travers l’exemple de
Kampong Thom. Paris, École française d’Extrême-Orient, 2023
| Hélène Blais
Pages 247 to 249| François Houdecek, Vivre la Grande Armée. Être soldat au temps
de Napoléon, CNRS Editions, 2023
| Nicolas Cadet
Pages 249 to 251| Benoit Vaillot, L’invention d’une frontière. Entre France et
Allemagne. 1871-1914. Paris, Éditions du CNRS, 2023
| Nina Viry
Pages 251 to 254| John Soluri, Claudia Leal, José Augusto Pádua (eds.),
Environmental Histories of Modern Latin America. New York,
Berghahn Books, 2018, 302 p.
| Pablo Corral Broto
Pages 254 to 255| David A. Bell, Le culte des chefs. Charisme et pouvoir à
l’époque des révolutions. Paris, Fayard, 2022
| Edward Blumenthal
Pages 256 to 258| Arthur Herisson, Pour le pape-roi. Les catholiques français et
l’unification italienne (1856-1871). Rome, École française de
Rome, 2023
| Sylvain Milbach
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Environment and empires
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2023/2 No 67)
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Pages 9 to 26| Introduction
| Hélène Blais, Antonin Plarier
Pages 27 to 44| Lakdar Krelifi Touhami, an “indigenous guard” at the core of the
colonization of Forests in the Constantinois
| Jonas Matheron
Pages 45 to 62| Order-keeping in the Botanic Gardens of the British Empire,
Kew/Calcutta (Late 19th century-Early 20th century)
| Marine Bellégo
Pages 63 to 84| A penal colony in the savannahs. The genesis of the Kourou
Agricultural Penitentiary (1856-1865)
| Samuel Tracol
Pages 85 to 102| “Land without owners”? Local practices and colonial policies of the
forests of Kilimanjaro in the second half of the 19th Century
| Delphine Froment
Pages 103 to 128| Silencing the birds of the past: Vernacular birding, imperial
ornithology, and habitat destruction in Đại Nam and French colonial
Viêt Nam, 1820-1931
| Michitake Aso
Pages 129 to 135| Rapa Nui in the nineteenth century: The coveted island
| Pedro Iacobelli
Pages 139 to 149| Southern banditry under debate: Political and historiographical
issues in Italy
| Christopher Calefati
Pages 153 to 176| Memory of the world: The Anne Lister diaries, 1806-1840
| Jill Liddington
Pages 179 to 181| Andrea E. DUFFY, Nomad’s Land: Pastoralism and French
Environmental Policy in the Nineteenth-Century Mediterranean
World
| Jonas Matheron
Pages 181 to 184| Bernhard GISSIBL, The Nature of German Imperialism:
Conservation and the Politics of Wildlife in Colonial East
Africa
| Guillaume Blanc
Pages 184 to 186| Marine BELLÉGO, Enraciner l’empire : une autre histoire du
jardin botanique de Calcutta (1860-1910)
| Charles-François Mathis
Pages 187 to 189| Hélène BLAIS*, L’Empire de la nature. Une histoire des jardins
botaniques coloniaux (fin XVIIIe siècle-années 1930)
| Muriel Le Roux
Pages 189 to 191| Malcom FERDINAND, Une écologie décoloniale. Penser l’écologie
depuis le monde caribéen
| Léo Grillet
Pages 191 to 193| Michitake ASO, Rubber and the Making of Vietnam : An
Ecological History, 1897-1975
| Michel Dupuy
Pages 194 to 196| Carole CHRISTEN*, Caroline FAYOLLE*, Samuel HAYAT (eds.),
S’unir, travailler, résister. Les associations ouvrières au
XIXe siècle
| Julien Caranton
Pages 196 to 98| Helen KINGSTONE, Panoramas and Compilations in
Nineteenth-Century Britain: Seeing the Big Picture
| Fabienne Moine
Pages 199 to 201| Estelle BERTHEREAU, La Fabrique politique du journal.
Pierre-Sébastien Laurentie (1793-1876), un antimoderne au temps de
Balzac
| Corinne Doria
Pages 201 to 203| Laurence DANGUY, Le Nebelspalter zurichois (1875-1921).
Au cœur de l’Europe des revues et des arts
| Ségolène Le Men
Pages 203 to 205| Marion POUFFARY, Robespierre monstre ou héros ?
| Jonathan Barbier
Pages 205 to 206| Yohanna ALIMI-LEVY, La Démocratie américaine et les révolutions
françaises de 1830 et 1848
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 206 to 208| Alessandro BONVINI (ed.), Men in Arms. Insorgenza e
contro-insorgenza nel mondo moderno
| Daniele Di Bartolomeo
Pages 208 to 210| Didier GUIGNARD, 1871. L’Algérie sous séquestre
| Antonin Plarier
Pages 210 to 212| Grégoire FRANCONIE, Le Lys et la cocarde : royauté et
nation à l’âge romantique (1830-1848)
| Olivier Tort
Pages 212 to 215| Quentin Deluermoz, Emmanuel Fureix, and Clément Thibaud, Les
Mondes de 1848. Au-delà du Printemps des peuples, Ceyzérieu,
Champ Vallon, 2023
| Antonin Durand
Pages 215 to 217| Charlie TAVERNER, Street Food: Hawkers and the History of
London
| Léa Leboissetier
Pages 217 to 220| François PLOUX, Bruit public. Rumeurs et charisme napoléonien
(1814-1823)
| Karl Zimmer
Pages 220 to 222| Sébastien ROZEAUX, Letras pátrias. Les écrivains et la création
d’une culture nationale au Brésil (1822-1889)
| Armelle Enders
Pages 222 to 224| Fabrice BENSIMON*, Artisans Abroad : British Migrant
Workers in Industrialising Europe, 1815-1870
| Constance Bantman
Pages 224 to 226| Pascal DURAND, Poésie pure et société au
XIXe siècle
| Louis Hincker
Pages 226 to 229| Sudhir HAZAREESINGH, Les Intellectuels fondateurs de la
République. Cinq études sur la pensée politique du
XIXe siècle
| Michel Hastings
Pages 229 to 232| Giulio TATASCIORE, Briganti d’Italia. Storia di un immaginario
romantico
| Alexandre Dupont
Pages 232 to 234| Sylvain VENAYRE, Une guerre au loin. Annam, Paris,
La Découverte, 2023
| Vincent Bollenot
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Feminists in Revolution
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2023/1 No 66)
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Pages 9 to 20| Introduction. Feminists and Revolutionaries: Reaffirming the
Radicality of Feminist Struggle in the Nineteenth Century
| Caroline Fayolle, Isabelle Matamoros
Pages 21 to 38| Towards a “Universal Association” of Women? Emancipation, the
Circulation of ideas, and Franco-British Networks in La Tribune
des femmes and The Crisis (1832-1834)
| Ophélie Siméon, Adrian Morfee
Pages 39 to 54| Feminism and Revolutionary Ideals in 19th Century Brazil: the
Ideological and Literary Project of Nísia Floresta (1810-1885)
| Giulia Manera
Pages 55 to 70| Anarchists Women Against the Right to Vote: a Feminist and
Revolutionary Critique of Suffragism (France, United States)
| Sidonie Verhaeghe
Pages 71 to 87| German Feminist Movements and Revolutions: Dangerous Liaisons
| Anne-Laure Briatte
Pages 89 to 105| Feuilleton Feminism: Marie-Louise Gagneur’s Les Vierges russes
| Abby Holekamp
Pages 109 to 114| Conference Review: “Renewing the History of the Kaiserreich?
Critical Perspective on the German Empire (1871-1918)”, Organised
by Antonin Dubois, Corentin Marion and Banoît Valliot, Strasbourg,
9-10 November 2022
| Paulin Florio, Audrey Li-Thiao-Te
Pages 117 to 119| The Mobilisations of African and Afro-descendant Women in the
Insurrections of Saint-Domingue and Cuba
| Carla Andres Bauza
Pages 119 to 122| The Imperial Turn in the Historiography of Nineteenth-Century
British Feminisms
| Rebecca Rogers
Pages 122 to 126| Suffrage Spectres in 21st-Century Memory and Activism in Great
Britain
| Laura Schwartz
Pages 126 to 128| A “Popular Turn” in Polish Historiography
| Piotr Kuligowski
Pages 131 to 152| Unearthing Paris. Haussmann’s Renovation: a Key Moment in the
Archaeology of Paris (1858-1870)
| Clémence Kudela
Pages 155 to 168| Portrait of the Starving as a Worker. Documenting the Social Impact
of the 1866 Famine on Colonial Bengal
| Eléonore Chanlat-Bernard
Pages 171 to 173| Jacqueline CARROY, Marc RENNEVILLE, Mourir d’amour. Autopsie
d’un imaginaire criminel
| Sandrine Pons
Pages 173 to 175| Myriam TSIKOUNAS, Le Monde de Mathilde. Femme savante et
criminelle
| Jean-Jacques Yvorel
Pages 175 to 177| Florence NAUGRETTE, Juliette Drouet, compagne du siècle
| Sophie-Anne Leterrier
Pages 177 to 179| E. P. THOMPSON, Les Romantiques. L’Angleterre à l’âge des
révolutions
| Rémy Duthille
Pages 180 to 181| Emmanuel PÉCONTAL, Paula SELZER, Adolphe Gouhenant. Engagements
et ruptures d’un socialiste utopique (1804-1871)
| Ludovic Frobert
Pages 182 to 184| Vic GATRELL, Conspiracy on Cato Street. A Tale of Liberty and
Revolution in Regency London
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 184 to 187| Liliane HILAIRE-PEREZ, François JARRIGE (eds.), Claude Pierre
Molard (1759-1837). Un technicien dans la cité
| Benjamin Bothereau
Pages 187 to 190| Sabine LUBLINER-MATTATIA, Le Bronzeland parisien. Un monde
disparu
| Camille Mestdagh
Pages 190 to 192| Arthur ASSERAF, Le Désinformateur. Sur les traces de Messaoud
Djebari, Algérien dans un monde colonial
| Alain Messaoudi
Pages 192 to 193| Michael VERNEY, A Great and Rising Nation: Naval Exploration and
Global Empire in the Early US Republic
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 194 to 196| Nancy SHOEMAKER, Pursuing Respect in the Cannibal Isles:
Americans in Nineteenth-Century Fiji
| Nicolas Cambon
Pages 196 to 199| Stephen MULLEN, The Glasgow Sugar Aristocracy: Scotland and
Caribbean Slavery, 1775-1838
| Mélanie Cournil
Pages 199 to 201| Vincent CHAI, Guizot et sa majorité à la Chambre des députés
(1846-1848)
| Mathias Pareyre
Pages 201 to 202| Diego PALACIOS CEREZALES, Oriol LUJÁN (eds.), Popular Agency and
Politicisation in Nineteenth-Century Europe. Beyond the Vote
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 202 to 203| Malcolm CROOK, How the French Learned to Vote. A History of
Electoral Practice in France
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 203 to 205| Isabela MARES, Protecting the Ballot. How First-Wave Democracies
Ended Electoral Corruption
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 205 to 207| Yannick CLAVÉ, Les Proviseurs de lycée au
XIXe siècle (1802-1914). Servir l’État, former la
jeunesse
| Jean-Noël Luc
Pages 207 to 209| François GODICHEAU, Matthieu GRENET (eds.), Raison
administrative et logiques d’empire
(XVIe-XIXe siècle)
| Matias Sanchez Barberan
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Popular writings and writing practices
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2022/2 No 65)
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Pages 9 to 22| Introduction. Did you say “popular writings”?
| Alexandre Frondizi, Emmanuel Fureix, Adrian Morfee
Pages 23 to 45| Viewpoints on popular writings
| Alexandre Frondizi, Emmanuel Fureix, Adrian Morfee
Pages 47 to 63| Delegating Writing in the Maya Mountains of Chiapas: a Long Century
of Silence (1770s-1930s)
| Juan Pedro Viqueira Albán
Pages 65 to 84| “My Copy-Book was the Board Fence, Brick Wall, and Pavement”:
Material Texts in Antebellum Slave Narratives
| Michaël Roy
Pages 85 to 99| Ordinary Writing and Class Switchers in Quebec in the 19th Century:
Sociolinguistic Perspective
| France Martineau
Pages 101 to 126| “By an Unknown Hand”. A Look Back at Seditious Writings in Paris
Between 1872 and 1885
| Manuel Charpy
Pages 127 to 146| Prostitutes’ Tattoos in Late-19th and Early-20th Century Italy:
Readings of a Subaltern Writing Form
| Alessio Petrizzo
Pages 147 to 157| Tribute to Jacques Rougerie (1932-2022)
| Louis Hincker, Michèle Riot-Sarcey
Pages 157 to 165| Tribute to John Merriman (1946-2022)
| Michelle Perrot, David A. Bell, Peter McPhee, Maya Jasanoff
Pages 169 to 172| British Working-Class Autobiographies: Between Good Fortune and
Controversy
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 174 to 190| The Miscellaneous Section of the Figaro under Gaston Vassy
(1873-1875), a Laboratory for Small-scale Reportage
| Mélodie Simard-Houde
Pages 192 to 212| The Graphical Reason of Jean Carayol
| Anaïs Albert
Pages 215 to 216| Bertrand JOLY, Aux origines du populisme. Histoire du
boulangisme (1886-1891)
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 216 to 218| Isaac MASON, Isaac Mason : Une vie d’esclave
| Ewenn Chauou
Pages 218 to 220| Sidonie VERHAEGHE, Vive Louise Michel ! Célébrité et
postérité d’une figure anarchiste
| Étienne Furrer
Pages 220 to 223| Anaïs ALBERT, La Vie à crédit. La consommation des classes
populaires à Paris (années 1880-1920)
| Alexandra Hondermarck
Pages 223 to 224| Éric ANCEAU, Yves BRULEY, Jean GARRIGUES, Jean TULARD, La
Première élection présidentielle de l’Histoire, 1848
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 224 to 226| Stéphane HABER, Découvrir Victor Hugo
| Jordi Brahamcha-Marin
Pages 226 to 228| Corinne MARACHE, Les Petites villes et le monde agricole,
France, XIXe siècle
| Nadine Vivier
Pages 228 to 231| Pierre-Marie DELPU, Arthur HÉRISSON, Vincent ROBERT (eds.),
Médias, politique et révolution en 1867. Les échos européens de
la bataille de Mentana
| Simon Sarlin
Pages 231 to 234| Emma ROTHSCHILD, An Infinite History. The Story of a Family in
France over Three Centuries
| Manuela Martini
Pages 234 to 235| Ian HAYWOOD, The Rise of Victorian Caricature
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 236 to 237| Julia LAITE, The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey. A True Story of
Sex, Crime and the Meaning of Justice
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 237 to 239| Marie-Hélène BAYLAC, La Peur du peuple. Histoire de la
IIe République
| Guillaume Le Quintrec
Pages 239 to 241| Delphine DIAZ, Sylvie APRILE (eds.), Les Réprouvés. Sur les
routes de l’exil dans l’Europe du XIXe siècle
| Ignacio García de Paso
Pages 241 to 242| Philippe RYGIEL, L’Ordre des circulations ? L’Institut de
Droit international et la régulation des migrations (1870-1920)
| Edward Blumenthal
Pages 243 to 244| Nicole EDELMAN, L’Avènement de la psychanalyse
| Florent Serina
Pages 245 to 246| Jeffrey L. PASLEY, John Craig HAMMOND (eds.), A Fire Bell in
the Past: The Missouri Crisis at 200, vol. 1:
Western Slavery, National Impasse | Jeffrey L. PASLEY,
John Craig HAMMOND (eds.), A Fire Bell in the Past: The
Missouri Crisis at 200, vol. 2: “The Missouri
question” and its answers
| Soazig Villerbu
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Imperial knowledge in Asia
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Pages 9 to 28| Introduction. Writing the History of Knowledge in Asian Empires
| Julie Marquet, Marie de Rugy
Pages 29 to 49| Cartography and Contraband Religion in Chosŏn Korea: Andreas Kim
Taegŏn (1821-1846) and his Carte de la Corée (Map of Korea)
| Pierre-Emmanuel Roux
Pages 51 to 70| Linqing 麟慶 and Imperial Knowledge in Late Imperial China
| Delphine Spicq
Pages 71 to 96| Uncolonised Islam—the textual field of shari‘a within
and beyond the colonial legal system in India
| Nandini Chatterjee
Pages 97 to 121| Making the Globe: A Cultural History of Science in the Bay of
Bengal
| Sujit Sivasundaram
Pages 125 to 125| Jacques Rougerie (1932-2022)
Pages 125a to 125a| The War in Ukraine
Pages 129 to 131| Military Action in the Historiography of the American Civil War
| Camille Parcq
Pages 135 to 152| Ángel Fernández de los Ríos: Writing and Publishing Madrid’s
Transformation in Revolutionary Times (1868-1876)
| Gautier Garnier
Pages 153 to 169| Actualizing the Government of the People. Switzerland as an
Alternative Model in France, United State of America and Spain by
the End of the 19th Century
| François Robinet
Pages 173 to 188| “The Age Of” and its Problems. Material-Stages Theories in History
Writing
| Jean-Baptiste Fressoz
Pages 191 to 205| The Savant’s Bureaucracy: Jourdan’s Journal (1854-1868) and the
Day-to-Day Administration of the Lyon Museum of Natural History
| Déborah Dubald
Pages 209 to 211| François TAINTURIER, Mandalay and the Art of Building Cities in
Burma
| Aurore Candier
Pages 211 to 213| Henrietta HARRISON, The Perils of Interpreting: The
Extraordinary Lives of Two Translators between Qing China and the
British Empire
| Huiyi Wu
Pages 214 to 215| Aurore CANDIER, La Réforme politique en Birmanie pendant le
premier moment colonial (1819-1878)
| Marie de Rugy
Pages 216 to 217| Jean-Pierre LE GLAUNEC, Esclaves mais résistants. Dans le monde
des annonces pour esclaves en fuite. Louisiane, Jamaïque, Caroline
du Sud (1801-1815)
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 217 to 219| Nicolas HATZFELD (ed.), Les Frères Bonneff, reporters du
travail. Articles publiés dans L’Humanité de 1908 à 1914
| François Jarrige
Pages 220 to 222| Julien CONTES, Ce que publier signifie. Une révolution par
l’encre et le papier, Nice (1847-1850)
| Estelle Berthereau
Pages 222 to 225| Quentin DELUERMOZ, Commune(s) 1870-1871. Une traversée des
mondes au XIXe siècle
| Albert Garcia-Balañà
Pages 225 to 226| Constance BANTMAN, Jean Grave and the Networks of French
Anarchism, 1854-1939
| Sidonie Verhaeghe
Pages 226 to 229| Pierre-Marie DELPU, L’Affaire Poerio. La fabrique d’un martyr
révolutionnaire européen (1850-1860)
| Sylvie Aprile
Pages 229 to 230| Pierre KARILA-COHEN, Monsieur le préfet. Incarner l’État dans la
France du XIXe siècle
| Arnaud-Dominique Houte
Pages 231 to 232| Fabrice JESNÉ, La Face cachée de l’empire. L’Italie et les
Balkans, 1861-1915
| Alexandre Massé
Pages 233 to 234| Antoine SCHWARTZ, Le Libéralisme caméléon. Les libéraux sous le
Second Empire (1848-1870)
| Nicolas Tardits
Pages 235 to 236| Vincent PETIT (ed.), Le Temple national. Prêtres et pasteurs au
Parlement français depuis 1789
| Guillaume Cuchet
Pages 236 to 239| Arnaud-Dominique HOUTE, Propriété défendue. La société française
à l’épreuve du vol. XIXe-XXe siècle
| Laurence Montel
Pages 239 to 241| Michel PORRET, Le Sang des lilas. Une mère mélancolique égorge
ses quatre enfants en mai 1885 à Genève
| Marie Derrien
Pages 241 to 243| Damien DELILLE, Genre androgyne. Arts, culture visuelle et
trouble de la masculinité (XVIIIe-XXe siècle)
| Jeanne Barnicaud
Pages 243 to 245| Elena BOVO, Pensée de la foule, pensée de l’inconscient.
Généalogie de la psychologie des foules (1875-1895)
| Nicole Edelman
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The powers of the Commune
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Pages 9 to 19| Introduction: The lasting presences of the Commune
| Quentin Deluermoz, Éric Fournier, Adrian Morfee
Pages 21 to 38| The Commune before Haussmann. Town and City in
19th-century Greater Paris
| Alexandre Frondizi, Adrian Morfee
Pages 39 to 56| Legitimacy on trial: Adolphe Thiers, the Commune and the democratic
foundations of the Republic
| Stephen W. Sawyer
Pages 57 to 74| “Cantonards” and “communeux”. The Spanish cantonal rebellion in the
shadow of the Paris Commune (1873)
| Jeanne Moisand
Pages 75 to 96| Was communalism born of the Commune?
| Paula Cossart
Pages 97 to 111| A revived past. The Commune in the commitments of the present
| Ludivine Bantigny
Pages 115 to 122| At the crossroads of many possibilities. Looking back at the
Conference “La Commune de 1871: L’histoire continue” (Paris, 14-15
October 2021).
| Corentin Marion
Pages 125 to 138| A database on the judiciary repression of the Paris Commune
| Jean-Claude Farcy
Pages 141 to 144| An ideal repellent: The Paris Commune of 1871 and Canada’s
national-liberal project
| Alban Bargain-Villéger
Pages 144 to 146| Looking for the 1871 Paris Commune in Germany
| Corentin Marion
Pages 146 to 150| “The Savior of France:” Revolution and counterrevolution in the
Peruvian press, 1871-1900
| Mario Tumen
Pages 150 to 152| 2021: The bicentenary of Mexico’s independence
| Emmanuelle Perez Tisserant
Pages 153 to 155| Napoleon’s shadow in Spanish America
| Matilda Greig
Pages 156 to 159| Recent Napoleonic historiography in Russia
| Alexander Mikaberidze
Pages 163 to 179| The circulation of ideas: social and conceptual dynamics in the
transfer of socialist doctrines from France to Poland (1831-1848)
| Piotr Kuligowski
Pages 181 to 204| Commercial billposting and the renewal of the Parisian urban
culture in the late 19th century
| Roxane Bonnardel-Mira
Pages 207 to 217| (Re)writing world history in the nineteenth century
| Josep M. Fradera, Harry Stopes
Pages 221 to 223| Jacques ROUGERIE, Eugène Varlin. Aux origines du mouvement
ouvrier
| Laure Godineau
Pages 223 to 225| Julia NICHOLLS, Revolutionary Thought after the Paris Commune,
1871-1885
| Constance Bantman
Pages 225 to 227| Samuel BAMFORD, La Vie d’un radical anglais au temps de
Peterloo
| François Jarrige
Pages 227 to 229| Alexia BLIN, Stéphane GACON, François JARRIGE, Xavier VIGNA (eds.),
L’Utopie au jour le jour. Une histoire des expériences
coopératives (XIXe-XXIe siècle)
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 230 to 232| Ryan HANLEY, Beyond Slavery and Abolition: Black British
Writing, c.1770–1830
| Mélanie Cournil
Pages 232 to 234| Daniel FOLIARD, Combattre, punir, photographier. Empires
coloniaux, 1890-1914
| Gilles Malandain
Pages 234 to 236| Dinyar PATEL, Naoroji. Pioneer of Indian nationalism
| Eléonore Chanlat-Bernard
Pages 236 to 237| Olivier FAURE, Sur les traces de Jean-Pierre Françon, un
aventurier de la médecine (1799-1851)
| Nathalie Sage-Pranchère
Pages 237 to 239| Jean-Noël LUC, Jean-François CONDETTE, Yves VERNEUIL, Histoire
de l’enseignement en France. XIXe-XXIe
siècle
| François Mathou
Pages 239 to 240| Carole REYNAUD-PALIGOT, L’École aux colonies. Entre mission
civilisatrice et racialisation (1816-1940)
| Pierre Guidi
Pages 240 to 242| Jean-François CONDETTE, Véronique CASTAGNET-LARS (eds.),
Histoire des élèves en France. Volume 1. Parcours scolaires,
genre et inégalités (XVIIe-XXe siècles)
| Jean-Charles Buttier
Pages 242 to 245| Gilles DELLA-VEDOVA, La Montagne des possibles. Les acteurs du
développement rural (Villard-de-Lans
XIXe-XXIe siècles)
| Yann Decorzant
Pages 245 to 247| Karl JACOBY, Crimes contre la nature. Voleurs, squatters et
braconniers : l’histoire cachée de la conservation de la
nature aux États-Unis
| Hélène Blais
Pages 247 to 249| Augustin JOMIER, Islam, réforme et colonisation : une
histoire de l’ibadisme en Algérie (1882-1962)
| Claire Marynower
Pages 249 to 251| Roger PRICE, The Church and the State in France, 1789-1870
| Jacqueline Lalouette
Pages 251 to 253| Bernd KORTLÄNDER, Zwischen Münster und Paris. Georg Bernhard
Depping, 1784-1853
| Sven Koedel
Pages 253 to 254| Fabian PERSSON, Survival and Revival in Sweden’s Court and
Monarchy, 1718–1930
| Lisa Castro
Pages 255 to 257| Alain LAQUIÈZE, Élina LEMAIRE, Éric PEUCHOT (eds.), Les Perier.
Une famille au service de l’État
| Rémy Hême de Lacotte
Pages 257 to 259| Laurent MORIVAL, La Dernière Guerre de Vendée. La duchesse de
Berry et les légitimistes, 1830-1840
| Alexandre Dupont
Pages 260 to 261| Valérie TESNIÈRE, Au bureau de la revue. Une histoire de la
publication scientifique (XIXe-XXe siècle)
| Nathalie Montel
Pages 262 to 263| Yannick RIPA, Histoire féminine de la France. De la Révolution à
la loi Veil
| Emmanuelle Retaillaud
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Ancestors
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Pages 9 to 22| Introduction. “Fin de Siècle“ ancestors
| Nicole Edelman, Louis Hincker
Pages 23 to 43| The formation of a spiritualist and prehistoric ancestry in France:
Jacques Boucher de Perthes (1849-1868)
| Fanny Defrance-Jublot
Pages 45 to 63| Looking for French and Jewish ancestors. French-Jewish scholarship
between science and remembrance (1870-1940)
| Mathias Dreyfuss
Pages 65 to 82| The ancestor contained in silence: Mallarmé, 1885
| Louis Hincker
Pages 83 to 99| The legitimacy of the “family-state”?: The cult of ancestor and the
foundations of the unique lineage in Meiji Era
| Yusuke Inenaga
Pages 101 to 120| “Something is happening”: Socializing 19th-century Dakota ancestors
through travels and conversation
| Thomas Grillot
Pages 121 to 145| Tributes to Alain Dalotel (1943-2020), Jean-Philippe Luis
(1963-2020), and Marc Vuilleumier (1930-2021)
Pages 149 to 151| Family dictionaries and the culture of ancestrality in the British
Isles
| Stéphane Jettot
Pages 151 to 154| Ancestors and genealogies in the Mariana Islands
| Alexandre Coello de la Rosa, David Atienza de Frutos
Pages 154 to 157| “Princely ancestry in modern India: Knowledge, legitimacy and the
making of political power”
| Teresa Segura-Garcia
Pages 157 to 160| On historiography on family history in Australia
| Tanya Evans
Pages 160 to 164| History and genealogy in the United States
| François Weil
Pages 164 to 166| Land of the spiked helmets or cutting-edge country? On the 150-year
anniversary of the Kaiserreich in Germany
| Corentin Marion
Pages 167 to 170| Out of the shadow: The Friedrich Engels Bicentennial
in Germany
| Noyan Dinçkal
Pages 173 to 187| “My friend, Thomas Paine, though dead, yet speaketh”. Resurgences
and reincarnations of deist thought in the American Spiritualist
Movement (1848-1889)
| Auréliane Narvaez
Pages 189 to 205| Bagne and balata. The economicization of a tropical gum in French
Guiana (1890-1932)
| Léo Becka
Pages 209 to 227| Which is the most appropriate scale for studying labor history of
the nineteenth century? Stakes, contribution and difficulties of
the global labor history
| Alessandro Stanziani
Pages 230 to 249| At the heart of a political association. The minute-book of
the “Democratic Committee for Poland’s Regeneration”
(London, 1846-1847)
| Fabrice Bensimon, Adrian Morfee
Pages 253 to 256| Christophe GRANGER, Joseph Kabris, ou les possibilités d’une
vie, 1780-1822
| Sylvain Venayre
Pages 256 to 257| David C. BEYREIS, Blood in the Borderlands: Conflict, Kinship,
and the Bent Family, 1821-1920
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 257 to 260| Carolyn J. EICHNER, Franchir les barricades. Les femmes dans la
Commune de Paris
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 260 to 262| Corine MAITTE, Didier TERRIER, Les Rythmes du labeur. Enquête
sur le temps de travail en Europe occidentale,
XIVe-XIXe siècle
| François Jarrige
Pages 263 to 265| W. Caleb McDANIEL, Sweet Taste of Liberty: A True Story of
Slavery and Restitution in America
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 265 to 267| Laurence GIORDANO, Marie Bryck et ses frères. Une histoire de
survie et de destin dans la France du choléra
| Jean-Jacques Yvorel
Pages 267 to 269| Roger PRICE, Religious Renewal in France, 1789-1870. The Roman
Catholic Church between Catastrophe and Triumph
| Sylvain Milbach
Pages 270 to 271| Alain CORBIN, Terra Incognita. Une histoire de l’ignorance
| Nicolas Cambon
Pages 272 to 273| Fabien CONORD, S’insurger pour la patrie. Dijon-Paris,
octobre 1870
| Walter Bruyère-Ostells
Pages 273 to 275| Noémie ÉTIENNE, Les Autres et les ancêtres. Les dioramas de
Franz Boas et d’Arthur C. Parker à New York, 1900
| Nicole Edelman
Pages 275 to 276| Thomas BOUCHET, Utopie
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 276 to 278| Alexandre DUPONT, Une internationale blanche. Histoire d’une
mobilisation royaliste entre France et Espagne dans les années
1870
| Jean-Clément Martin
Pages 278 to 280| Erwan POINTEAU-LAGADEC, Le Club des hachichins. Du mythe à la
réalité
| Jean-Jacques Yvorel
Pages 280 to 282| Hervé MAZUREL, Kaspar l’obscur ou l’enfant de la nuit. Essai
d’histoire abyssale et d’anthropologie sensible
| Jean-Luc Chappey
Pages 282 to 284| Alessandro STANZIANI, Les Métamorphoses du travail contraint.
Une histoire globale, XVIIIe-XIXe siècle
| François Pineau
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In the intimacy of exile
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Pages 8 to 26| Introduction - Intimate exile. The enforced migration of families,
couples, and children in the nineteenth century
| Delphine Diaz, Antonin Durand, Romy Sánchez, Adrian Morfee
Pages 27 to 49| “Largely inhabited by foreigners”: Émigrés and exiles in the ports
of Altona and Hamburg at the turn of the nineteenth century
| Janet Polasky
Pages 51 to 64| Disorder and betrayal: The family in exile
| Sylvie Aprile
Pages 65 to 82| The daily life of a family in exile under the Second Empire. The
Raspails in Belgium
| Jonathan Barbier
Pages 83 to 101| Passing from light to darkness: Marie-Thérèse and Émile Ollivier, a
family in exile (Italy, 1870-1873)
| Emmanuelle Berthiaud
Pages 103 to 122| The exile of the Alsatian-Lorrainers. Option and family in the
1870s
| Benoît Vaillot
Pages 123 to 149| The Rocker-Witkop family and the closing of political asylum in
Britain
| Thomas C. Jones
Pages 153 to 192| Tributes to Jean-Claude Farcy and Dominique Kalifa
Pages 195 to 212| Counterrevolutionaries of the world… A review essay on the white
international
| Alexandre Dupont
Pages 215 to 235| Manual. About some pages in a sewing machine
| Éric Perrin, Manuel Charpy
Pages 239 to 256| When industrialism kills. The Pourra Affair (1812-1846)
| Xavier Daumalin
Pages 259 to 262| Protesting systemic racism and its monuments
| Brenda E. Stevenson
Pages 262 to 265| A controversial statue in 21st-century Barcelona
| Martín Rodrigo y Alharilla
Pages 265 to 268| Moving statues in Britain
| Keith Mc Clelland
Pages 268 to 271| Epidemic disease in nineteenth-century Mexico
| Donald F. Stevens
Pages 272 to 273| In search of the Greek historiography of epidemics in the
nineteenth century
| Athanasios Barlagiannis
Pages 277 to 279| Emmanuel FUREIX, L’Œil blessé. Politiques de l’iconoclasme après
la Révolution française
| Damien Bril
Pages 279 to 282| Bruno CHENIQUE, Citoyens du Monde. Noirs et Orientaux de
Géricault
| Alain Messaoudi
Pages 282 to 284| Géraldine BARRON, Edmond Pâris et l’art naval. Des pirogues aux
cuirassés, préface de Liliane HILAIRE-PÉREZ
| Jean-Louis Lenhof
Pages 284 to 286| Michèle HANNOOSH, Jules Michelet. Writing Art and History in
Nineteenth-Century France
| Paule Petitier
Pages 286 to 288| Elizabeth MANCKE, Jerry BANNISTER, Denis McKIM, Scott W. SEE
(eds.), Violence, Order, and Unrest: A History of British North
America, 1749-1876
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 288 to 290| Edward BLUMENTHAL, Exile and Nation-State Formation in Argentina
and Chile, 1810-1862
| Juan Luis Simal
Pages 290 to 293| Emma GRIFFIN, Bread Winner. An Intimate History of the Victorian
Economy
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 293 to 296| Laura SCHWARTZ, Feminism and the Servant Problem. Class and
Domestic Labour in the Women’s Suffrage Movement
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 296 to 298| Philippe DARRIULAT, Un enfant du siècle. Albert Laponneraye,
révolutionnaire, historien et journaliste
| Marion Pouffary
Pages 298 to 300| Nathalie BRÉMAND (ed.), Bibliothèques en utopie. Les socialistes
et la lecture au XIXe siècle
| Jérôme Lamy
Pages 300 to 302| Carmine PINTO, La guerra per il Mezzogiorno. Italiani, borbonici
e briganti, 1860-1870
| Simon Sarlin
Pages 302 to 305| Marc CÉSAR, Laure GODINEAU (eds.), La Commune de 1871 : une
relecture
| Sidonie Verhaeghe
Pages 305 to 307| Patrick EIDEN-OFFE, Die Poesie der Klasse. Romantischer
Antikapitalismus und die Erfindung des Proletariats
| Stephan Gregory, Célia Burgdorff, Mareike König, Barbara Schrank
Pages 307 to 309| Martine WATRELOT (ed.), George Sand et les sciences de la Vie et
de la Terre
| Azélie Fayolle
Pages 309 to 312| Thomas ALMEROTH-WILLIAMS, City of Beasts: How Animals Shaped
Georgian London
| François Jarrige
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Revisiting war experiences in France and Germany (1870-1871)
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Pages 9 to 72| “Rogue Journals”
| Georges Ribeill, Mathilde Rossigneux-Méheust, François Jarrige, Michèle Riot-Sarcey, Mike Sanders, Gabriel Rosenman
Pages 75 to 89| Introduction. Being at war (1870-1871): Re-examining the issue
| Mareike König, Odile Roynette, Michael Parsons
Pages 91 to 105| Preparing for the war in 1870-1871
| Rachel Chrastil
Pages 107 to 122| Honour among gentlemen? Captured French officers and the politics
of parole d’honneur in the Franco-Prussian War, 1870/71
| Jasper Heinzen
Pages 123 to 143| At home with the “enemy” - German billeting in French households
during the War of 1870-1871
| Oliver Stein
Pages 145 to 162| Wounded soldiers and their carers faced with the violence of combat
in 1870-1871: a turning point in sensibilities?
| Odile Roynette
Pages 163 to 176| More pragmatic than visionary: Gustave Moynier, the Franco-German
war and the violations of the laws of war
| Daniel Marc Segesser
Pages 177 to 190| The humanitarian show? The press and the report of suffering during
the sieges of Paris
| Bertrand Taithe
Pages 193 to 195| Denouncing disasters in Japan, from the late nineteenth century to
Fukushima
| Cyrian Pitteloud
Pages 195 to 198| Malcolm Chase (1957-2020), or the passion of labour history
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 201 to 213| Nineteenth-century History, the End of the Argument?
| Christophe Charle
Pages 217 to 235| Auguste Miergues, a doctor from the Gard (Southern France) in the
Algerian countryside (1857-1858)
| Claire Fredj
Pages 239 to 255| An invaluable success: Henri Martin’s Histoire de France and
its readership
| Jean-Charles Geslot
Pages 257 to 273| Accommodating the law in a colonial situation. The role of the
consultative committee of Indian law in the 19th century
| Julie Marquet
Pages 277 to 278| Traduire Le Capital, une correspondance inédite entre
Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels et l’éditeur Maurice Lachâtre,
presented and annotated by François GAUDIN
| Raymond Huard
Pages 278 to 280| Œuvres de Jean Jaurès, tome 11, Voici le XXe siècle
1905-1907, edition established by Vincent DUCLERT
| Raymond Huard
Pages 280 to 281| Federico TARRAGONI, L’Esprit démocratique du populisme
| Claudio Sergio Ingerflom
Pages 282 to 283| Patricia MAINARDI, Another World: Nineteenth-Century Illustrated
Print Culture
| Martial Guédron
Pages 283 to 286| Dominique JUHÉ-BEAULATON, Vincent LEBLAN (eds.), Le Spécimen et
le collecteur. Savoirs naturalistes, pouvoirs et altérités,
XVIIIe-XXe siècles
| Hélène Blais
Pages 286 to 288| Aaron SHEEHAN-DEAN, The Calculus of Violence: How Americans
Fought the Civil War
| Soazig Villerbu
Pages 288 to 290| Stephen V. ASH, Rebel Richmond. Life and Death in the
Confederate Capital
| Camille Parcq
Pages 290 to 292| Matthew ROBERTS, Chartism, Commemoration and the Cult of the
Radical Hero
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 292 to 294| Marcel DORIGNY and Bernard GAINOT (eds.), La Colonisation
nouvelle (fin XVIIIe-début XIXe siècles)
| Geneviève Verdo
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African sovereignties
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2019/2 No 59)
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Pages 9 to 29| Introduction. The historical trajectories of nineteenth-century
African sovereignties
| Isabelle Surun
Pages 31 to 48| The Jours du Makhzen: Tax-collection and community relations in the
oases of Tuwat (Southern Algeria), 1700-1850
| Ismail Warscheid
Pages 49 to 69| The Witu sovereignty in the nineteenth century. From the
re-foundation to the colonisation of a city-state on the East Coast
of Africa
| Clélia Coret
Pages 71 to 94| The value of the “royal bath” (fandroana). Tributary exchanges and
sovereignty in the kingdom of Madagascar in the 19th century
| Samuel F. Sanchez, Saoud Degachi, Maxime Shelledy
Pages 95 to 119| Sovereignties and imperialisms in the Zande kingdoms of North Congo
from the 1860s to the 1900s: Alliances, collaborations and
resistances
| Lancelot Arzel
Pages 121 to 141| The rights of indigenous Africans, the rights of the British Crown,
and the rights of the Chartered Company in late 19th century
Matabeleland
| Edward Cavanagh
Pages 145 to 147| The Peterloo bicentennial, between memory and history
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 151 to 163| From Garibaldi’s Sicily to Ernest Renan’s Syria: Édouard Lockroy’s
Unpublished Diary
| Charles-Éloi Vial
Pages 167 to 183| Liberal ambivalences: The Anti-Corn Law League and “Democracy”,
1838-1848
| Hugo Bonin
Pages 185 to 201| The explorer after the exploration: Henri Duveyrier and the world
of Saharan explorers in the 19th century
| Luis Teixeira
Pages 203 to 219| The Emperor’s députés. A political sociology of the legislative
power under the Second Empire
| Nicolas Tardits
Pages 223 to 225| Anatole LE BRAS, Un enfant à l’asile. Vie de Paul Taesch
(1874-1914), preface by Philippe Artières
| Hervé Guillemain
Pages 225 to 227| Fabio D’ANGELO Dal Regno di Napoli alla Francia. Viaggi ed
esilio tra Sette e Ottocento, preface by Gilles Bertrand
| Grégoire Bron
Pages 227 to 229| Maurice LACHÂTRE, Ni dieux, ni prêtres. Histoire de
l’Inquisition, Les Couvents, les Jésuites (1880), Texts
selected, introduced and et annotated by François Gaudin
| Yannick Marec
Pages 229 to 231| Nadine NAJMAN (ed.), 1870-1872 dans la Marne, l’Aisne et les
Ardennes. La guerre, la défaite française et l’occupation allemande
à travers les récits de témoins directs
| Olivier Berger
Pages 231 to 232| David A. BATEMAN, Disenfranchising Democracy. Constructing the
Electorate in the United States, the United Kingdom, and France
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 233 to 233| Pierre MERLIN, La Formation d’une opinion démocratique. Le cas
du Jura, de la révolution de 1848 aux années de la
« République triomphante » (vers 1895)
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 233a to 236a| Ignazio VECA, Il Mito di Pio IX. Storia di un pape liberale
e nazionale
| Arthur Hérisson
Pages 236 to 238| Mathilde ROSSIGNEUX-MÉHEUST, Vies d’hospice. Vieillir et mourir
en institution au XIXe siècle
| Yannick Marec
Pages 238 to 240| Moritz VON BRESCIUS, German Science in the Age of Empire.
Enterprise, Opportunity and the Schlagintweit Brothers
| Delphine Froment
Pages 240 to 242| Nikol DZIUB, Voyages en Andalousie au
XIXe siècle. La fabrique de la modernité
romantique
| Alexandre Dupont
Pages 242 to 244| Michelle PERROT, George Sand à Nohant. Une maison d’artiste
| Vincent Laisney
Pages 244 to 246| Jean-Claude CARON and Nathalie PONSARD (eds.), La France en
guerre. Cinq « années terribles ». 1792-1793. 1814-1815.
1870-1871. 1914-1915. 1939-1940
| Emmanuel Debruyne
Pages 246 to 249| Jacqueline LALOUETTE, Un peuple de statues. La célébration
sculptée des grands hommes (1804-2018)
| Emmanuel Fureix
Pages 249 to 249| New publications (June-September 2019)
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History and archaeology. What to make of the nineteenth century?
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2019/1 No 58)
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Pages 7 to 20| Introduction
| Manuel Charpy, Stéphanie Sauget
Pages 21 to 40| Jeanne’s grave (1877- …) History and archaeology
| Bruno Bertherat
Pages 41 to 58| A multidisciplinary survey on an industrial change
| Thierry Bonnot
Pages 59 to 84| The history and the test of archaeology: Battlefields and refuges
of the 19th century in Tusian area (Burkina Faso)
| Pon Jean-Baptiste Coulibaly
Pages 85 to 101| An archaeology of detention. The castle-prison of Gaillon
(1812-1925)
| Marc Renneville
Pages 103 to 124| Why excavate 19th-century cemeteries? The example of the Les
Crottes site in Marseille
| Anne Richier
Pages 125 to 146| Radical communities of the past, transformative praxis today:
Archaeological perspective from the Great Dismal Swamp, USA
| Daniel O. Sayers
Pages 147 to 158| Working at the l’INRAP: A historian among archaeologists. Interview
with Colette Castrucci
| Colette Castrucci
Pages 161 to 165| The islands as a set of mirrors. Revolutionary circulations from
the Greater Antilles in the long nineteenth century
| Romy Sánchez
Pages 165 to 167| The origins of Lebanese confessionalism
| Andrew Arsan
Pages 171 to 186| Marx in context. Writing the life of Marx at the time of the
bicentenary of his birth
| Pauline Clochec
Pages 189 to 206| Bakel, 1891: Anatomy of a photographic crisis
| Daniel Foliard
Pages 209 to 227| Business practices and the student market in nineteenth-century
Oxford
| Sabine Chaouche
Pages 229 to 248| The medical-pedagogical parenthesis: An ephemeral attempt to assist
the alienated child at the end of the 19th century
| Adèle Barrandon
Pages 249 to 268| A border anomaly through a magnifying glass: Ondarrola, a hamlet
between France and Spain (ca. 1780-ca. 1860)
| Benjamin Duinat
Pages 271 to 272| David Bernstein, How the West was Drawn: Mapping, Indians, and
the Construction of the Trans-Mississippi West
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 272 to 275| Marco Cicchini and Vincent Denis (eds.), with the collaboration of
Vincent Milliot and Michel Porret, Le Nœud gordien. Police et
justice : des Lumières à l’État libéral (1750-1850)
| Aurélien Lignereux
Pages 275 to 277| Corinne Doria, Pierre Paul Royer-Collard (1763-1845) : un
philosophe entre deux révolutions
| Olivier Tort
Pages 277 to 279| Antonin Durand, La quadrature du cercle. Les mathématiciens
italiens et la vie parlementaire. 1848-1913
| Jérémie Dubois
Pages 281 to 282| Cédric Humair, La Suisse et les puissances européennes. Aux
sources de l’indépendance (1813-1857)
| Christophe Farquet
Pages 282 to 284| Jean Jaurès, Œuvres, t. 4. Le militant ouvrier 1893-1897
| Raymond Huard
Pages 284 to 285| Jean Jaurès, Œuvres, tome 5, Le socialisme en débat,
1893-1897
| Raymond Huard
Pages 286 to 288| Audrey Millet, Vie et destin d’un dessinateur textile, d’après
le Journal d’Henri Lebert (1794-1862)
| François Jarrige
Pages 288 to 290| Pierre-Emmanuel Roux, Les Enfers vivants ou La tragédie
illustrée des coolies chinois à Cuba et au Pérou
| Clément Fabre
Pages 290 to 292| Marie de Rugy, Aux confins des empires. Cartes et constructions
territoriales dans le nord de la péninsule indochinoise
(1885-1914)
| Delphine Froment
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<i>Libido sciendi</i>
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2018/2 No 57)
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Pages 21 to 38| Esteem and virtue. Scientific culture and bourgeois identity in
nineteenth-century provincial France
| François Ploux
Pages 39 to 57| Letters to the philosopher. Feminine expression of libido
sciendi in Victor Cousin’s correspondance
| Nathalie Richard
Pages 59 to 74| Expanding the field of libido sciendi: The popularization of
astronomy in Toulouse (1840-1905)
| Jérôme Lamy
Pages 75 to 90| Turned away by science: Applications for overseas missions rejected
by the Ministère de l’Instruction publique (1842-1900)
| Stéphanie Soubrier
Pages 91 to 105| That famous “beauty of the dead”. The craze for folklore and
disciplinary illusion in the folkloristic galaxy (1880-1900)
| Laurent Le Gall
Pages 107 to 120| A literary outlook on science: From mimicry to feint
| Denis Saint-Amand
Pages 123 to 126| Standards of living in the British industrial revolution: A great
debate revived
| Malcolm Chase
Pages 126 to 128| Immibel: Immigration in nineteenth-century Belgium
| Torsten Feys
Pages 128 to 130| Methodological challenges and opportunities in slavery studies
| Rashauna Johnson
Pages 130 to 134| History and memory of the long nineteenth century in Romania
| Silvia Marton, Andrei-Dan Sorescu
Pages 137 to 149| Anatomical plates and the women who hand-coloured them: On Bourgery
and Jacob’s “Traité complet de l’anatomie de l’homme”
| Martial Guédron
Pages 153 to 170| International migrations and foreign prostitutes in Brussels in the
mid-nineteenth century
| Lola Gonzalez-Quijano
Pages 171 to 189| “Bandits” wanted on the Algerian-Tunisian border
| Antonin Plarier
Pages 193 to 195| Oliver Hochadel and Agustì Nieto-Galan, Barcelona: An Urban
History of Science and Modernity, 1880–1920
| Allison Huetz
Pages 195 to 197| Sébastien Mosbah-Natanson, Une “mode” de la sociologie.
Publications et vocations sociologiques en France en 1900
| Thomas Hirsch
Pages 197 to 200| Hervé Guillemain and Nathalie Richard (eds), The Frontiers of
Amateur Science (18th-20th Century)
| Jean-Luc Chappey
Pages 200 to 202| Pierre Alayrac, L’internationale au milieu du gué. De
l’Internationale socialiste au congrès de Londres, 1896
| Raymond Huard
Pages 202 to 204| Patrick Boucheron (ed.), Histoire mondiale de la France
| Raymond Huard
Pages 204 to 205| Emmanuel Jousse, Les hommes révoltés. Les origines
intellectuelles du réformisme en France (1871-1917)
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 206 to 208| Jason Opal, Avenging the People: Andrew Jackson, the Rule of
Law, and the American Nation
| Quentin Janel
Pages 208 to 209| Julien Pasteur, Les héritiers contrariés. Essai sur le spirituel
républicain au XIXe siècle
| Christophe Voilliot
Pages 209 to 211| Geneviève PICHÉ, Du baptême à la tombe. Afro-catholicisme et
réseaux familiaux dans les communautés esclaves louisianaises
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 212 to 214| Victor Riglet, Paris du 22 février au 22 mai 1848. Journal d’un
jeune révolutionnaire
| Alexandre Frondizi
Pages 214 to 217| Priya Satia, Empire of Guns. The Violent Making of the
Industrial Revolution
| François Jarrige
Pages 217 to 219| Pierre Serna, Comme des bêtes. Histoire politique de l’animal en
Révolution (1750-1840)
| Julien Vincent
Pages 219 to 221| Hugo Vermeren, Les Italiens à Bône (1865-1940). Migrations
méditerranéennes et colonisation de peuplement en Algérie
| Thierry Guillopé
Pages 221 to 224| Bernard & René Wilkin, Fighting for Napoleon. French
Soldiers’ Letters 1799-1815 and Jérôme Croyet (ed.), Paroles
de grognards 1792-1815. Lettres inédites de la Grande Armée
| Jean-Marc Lafon
Pages 222 to 222| New publications
Pages 223 to 223| Solidarity
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Another nineteenth century: India under colonial rule
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2018/1 No 56)
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Pages 7 to 15| Introduction. Another nineteenth century: India under colonial rule
| Vanessa R. Caru, Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 17 to 32| India in the 19th century world economy
| Claude Markovits
Pages 33 to 51| Knowledge and colonization in India: Historiographical reflections
based on the case of antiquarian knowledge
| Anne-Julie Etter
Pages 53 to 66| Colonial India on the move: The circulatory regimes of the
labouring classes in 19th century South Asia
| Camille Buat
Pages 67 to 87| Dak roads, dak runners, and the reordering of communication
networks
| Chitra Joshi
Pages 89 to 112| Agriculture and ‘improvement’ in early colonial India: A
pre-history of development
| David Arnold
Pages 113 to 125| Writing and teaching the history of women and the subalterns in
India
| Tanika Sarkar, Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 129 to 131| The history of violence and the British Empire in India
| Callie Wilkinson
Pages 132 to 134| Towards a connected history of the Indian princely states
| Teresa Segura-Garcia
Pages 134 to 137| Technology, technology transfer and the British Indian Empire
| Ian J. Kerr
Pages 137 to 139| The confluences of history and fiction in Amitav Ghosh’s
Ibis trilogy
| Lise Guilhamon
Pages 140 to 142| Resisting among Indian sailors
| Justine Cousin
Pages 142 to 145| The impact of plantations on Ceylon's farmers. Debates and
struggles
| Éric Meyer
Pages 145 to 147| Mauritian indenture: An overview of the historiography
| Vijayalakshmi Teelock
Pages 151 to 170| For a polycentric history of republican movements in the Atlantic
world (1770s-1880s)
| Clément Thibaud
Pages 173 to 185| Find your bearings in Tonkin. Use of a Vietnamese sketch by the
French during the conquest, 1883-1886
| Marie de Rugy
Pages 189 to 206| Science and seduction of the new athletic body: At the origin of
sport in France
| Thierry Arnal
Pages 207 to 222| Reform Euclid in unified Italy
| Antonin Durand
Pages 225 to 227| Christopher Alan BAYLY, Recovering Liberties. Indian Thought in
the Age of Liberalism and Empire
| Guillemette Crouzet
Pages 227 to 229| James JAFFE, Ironies of Colonial Governance. Law, Custom and
Justice in Colonial India
| Julie Marquet
Pages 230 to 232| Lakshmi SUBRAMANIAN, The Sovereign and the Pirate: Ordering
Maritime Subjects in India’s Western Littoral
| Guillemette Crouzet
Pages 232 to 233| Rupa VISWANATH, The Pariah Problem. Caste, Religion, and the
Social in Modern India
| Alexandra de Heering
Pages 234 to 235| Rohan DEB ROY, Malarial Subjects. Empire, Medicine and Nonhumans
in British India, 1820-1909
| Marine Bellégo
Pages 235 to 237| Seema SOHI, Echoes of Mutiny: Race, Surveillance and
Anticolonialism in North America
| Gopalan Balachandran
Pages 237 to 240| Sanjay SUBRAHMANYAM, Leçons indiennes. Itinéraires d’un
historien. Delhi-Lisbonne-Paris-Los Angeles
| Gilles Malandain
Pages 240 to 241| Amelia BONEA, The News of Empire. Telegraphy, journalism and the
Politics of Reporting in Colonial India (c. 1830-1900)
| Diana Cooper-Richet
Pages 241 to 244| Caroline SHAW, Britannia’s Embrace. Modern Humanitarism and the
Imperial Origins of Refugee Relief
| Delphine Diaz
Pages 244 to 246| Anna PELLEGRINO, Les Fées machines. Les ouvriers italiens aux
Expositions universelles (1851-1911), traduction de
l’italien par Catherine Drubigny-Saraceni
| François Jarrige
Pages 246 to 248| Serge AUDIER, La société écologique et ses ennemis. Pour une
histoire alternative de l’émancipation
| Valentine Brunet
Pages 248 to 250| Serge BIANCHI, Marat. “L’Ami du peuple”
| Côme Simien
Pages 250 to 251| Naomi WULF, Une autre démocratie en Amérique (1824-1844).
Orestes Brownson, un regard politique, édité par Elise
Marientras et Nathalie Caron avec la collaboration de Sophie
Wahnich
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 251 to 253| Theodore CATTON, Rainy Lake House: Twilight of Empire on the
Northern Frontier
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 253 to 255| Rashauna JOHNSON, Slavery’s metropolis : Unfree labor in
New Orleans during the Age ofRevolutions
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 255 to 257| Marie-Noëlle BOURGUET, Le monde dans un carnet, Alexander von
Humboldt en Italie (1805)
| Juliette Deloye
Pages 257 to 259| Jacques-Olivier BOUDON, Les naufragés de la Méduse
| Alain Morgat
Pages 259 to 261| Caroline FAYOLLE, La Femme nouvelle. Genre, éducation,
Révolution (1789-1830)
| Isabelle Matamoros
Pages 262 to 263| Jessica DOS SANTOS, L’utopie en héritage. Le Familistère de
Guise (1888-1968)
| Nathalie Brémand
Pages 264 to 264| Books received
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The schools of the people in the age of revolutions (1815-1880)
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2017/2 No 55)
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Pages 7 to 11| Tribute to Pierre Lévêque (1927-2017), “quarante-huitard”
| Raymond Huard
Pages 15 to 26| Introduction. Schools for the people, schools for the poor?
| Carole Christen, Caroline Fayolle
Pages 27 to 42| Toward “Universal Education”: The Société pour l’instruction
élémentaire as a hub for transnational circulation of
pedagogical knowledge (1815-1833)
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 43 to 57| Post-elementary education for the lower classes. The beginnings of
Paris’s first higher primary school (1839-1852)
| Renaud d'Enfert
Pages 59 to 73| From attractive education to instruction for all. The Fourierists
and the teaching of the people (1830s-1880s)
| Bernard Desmars
Pages 75 to 92| 1848: A short-lived spring for the school of people? The French
Republic, public instruction and primary school teachers (February
1848-March 1850)
| Jean-François Condette
Pages 93 to 107| Women’s religious orders and popular education: The case of the
Sisters of Saint Vincent de Paul before the Jules Ferry laws
| Matthieu Brejon de Lavergnée, Flora Derounian
Pages 109 to 123| Gendered debates about vocational schools for poor girls:
Institutional realities in Algeria and metropolitan France in the
1860s
| Rebecca Rogers
Pages 125 to 136| The nations at school. World’s fairs and the circulation of
pedagogical ideas in Europe (1867-1878)
| Damiano Matasci
Pages 139 to 142| Popular education in the British Isles in the nineteenth century
| Rosalind Crone
Pages 143 to 145| Schools for the people in 19th-century Switzerland: A
few historiographical milestones
| Nathalie Dahn-Singh
Pages 145 to 148| Communal schools in nineteenth-century America. A historiographical
sketch
| Sonia Birocheau
Pages 149 to 151| Writing the history of Quebec in the nineteenth century
| Dany Fougères
Pages 155 to 167| The “Lorain contract”: Literary translation and the birth of a
publishing capitalism in the mid-nineteenth century
| Frédéric Weinmann, Blaise Wilfert-Portal
Pages 171 to 188| “It’s all Chinese to me”. In search of Parisian Chinese (1814-1900)
| Clément Fabre
Pages 189 to 205| The proper use of excursions. The emergence of the excursionist
movement in Alsace under the Second Empire
| Sébastien Stumpp
Pages 210 to 212| Jean-Louis GUEREÑA and Alejandro TIANA FERRER [eds.], Formas y
espacios de la educación popular en la Europa mediterranea, siglos
XIX y XX
| Delphine Diaz
Pages 212 to 214| Arlette BOULOGNE, Des livres pour éduquer les citoyens. Jean
Macé et les bibliothèques populaires (1860-1881)
| Carole Christen
Pages 214 to 216| Carole CHRISTEN and Laurent BESSE [eds.], Histoire de
l’éducation populaire 1815-1945. Perspectives françaises et
internationales
| Stéphane Lembré
Pages 216 to 218| « L’éducation industrielle et les savoirs enseignés aux
ouvriers adultes en France (1800-1870) »
| François Jarrige
Pages 218 to 219| Daniel TRÖHLER , Pestalozzi
| Sylvain Wagnon
Pages 219 to 221| Sylvain MILBACH, Les Chaires ennemies. L’Église, l’État et la
liberté de l’enseignement secondaire dans la France des notables
(1830-1850)
| Matthieu Brejon de Lavergnée
Pages 222 to 223| Clément COSTE, Ludovic FROBERT and Marie LAURICELLA [eds.], De
la République de Constantin Pecqueur (1801-1887)
| Loïc Rignol
Pages 223 to 225| Michael J. TURNER, Radicalism and Reputation. The Career of
Bronterre O’Brien
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 225 to 226| Frères de sang, frères d’armes, frères ennemis. La fraternité en
Italie (1820-1924)
| Pierre-Marie Delpu
Pages 227 to 230| Éric ANCEAU, L’Empire libéral. Tome I : Genèse,
avènement, réalisations. Tome II : Menaces, chute,
postérité
| Jean-Claude Caron
Pages 230 to 232| Claude PENNETIER, Jean-Louis ROBERT [eds.], Édouard Vaillant
(1840-1915) de la Commune à l’Internationale
| Jean-Charles Buttier
Pages 232 to 234| Randall D. LAW (ed.), The Routledge history of terrorism
| Gilles Malandain
Pages 234 to 236| Andreas STUCKI, Las Guerras de Cuba. Violencia y campos de
concentración (1868-1898)
| Jeanne Moisand
Pages 236 to 238| Lauren BENTON, Lisa FORD, Rage for Order. The British Empire and
the Origins of International Law
| Jean-Louis Halpérin
Pages 238 to 240| Caroline FORD, Natural Interests. The Contest over Environment
in Modern France
| Hélène Blais
Pages 240 to 242| Gregory NOBLES, John James Audubon: The Nature of the American
Woodsman
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 242 to 244| Catherine CLINTON, Stepdaughters of History: Southern Women and
the American Civil War
| Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore
Pages 244 to 246| Christopher PHILLIPS, The Rivers Ran Backward: The Civil War and
the Remaking of the American Middle Border
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 246 to 247| Claire FREDJ (ed.), Femme médecin en Algérie. Journal de
Dorothée Chellier (1895-1899)
| Nicole Edelman
Pages 248 to 249| Alberto Mario BANTI, Eros e virtù. Aristocratiche e borghesi da
Watteau a Manet
| Antonin Durand
Pages 250 to 250| Books Received
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Mobilities, Know-How and Innovations
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2016/2 No 53)
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Pages 9 to 18| Introduction. ‘Mobilities, Know-How and innovation in the
nineteenth century’
| Catherine Brice, Delphine Diaz, Constance Bantman
Pages 19 to 37| Janissaries, Engineers and Preachers. How Did Military Engineering
and Islamic Activism Change the Ottoman Order?
| Ali Yaycioglu
Pages 39 to 57| Neapolitan Men of Science in Exile in France. Scientific and
political brokers (1799-1820)
| Fabio D’Angelo
Pages 59 to 77| Exile, International Finance and Statebuilding : the Spanish
’Joséphins’ and Liberals (1813-1851)
| Juan Pan-Montojo, Juan Luis Simal
Pages 79 to 96| Patenting but not Abdicating?
| Sylvie Aprile, Constance Bantman
Pages 97 to 114| Colonial North Africa: Migration, Failed Innovation, and
Agriculture, c. 1830-1914
| Julia Clancy Smith
Pages 117 to 136| From Decline to Transformation. Reflections on a New Paradigm in
Ottoman History
| Olivier Bouquet
Pages 139 to 145| Violence and Injustice in the Nineteenth-Century American West
| Stephen Aron
Pages 146 to 152| Brazil: The Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the “Mission Française”
and the Legacy of Jean-Baptiste Debret
| Isabel Lustosa
Pages 153 to 167| The Vallé Case
| Laurent Hugot, Tangi Villerbu
Pages 171 to 187| The Lunatic Asylum and the Disorder of Families
| Anatole Le Bras
Pages 191 to 192| Clément THIBAUD, Gabriel ENTIN, Alejandro GOMEZ, Federica MORELLI
[ed.], L’Atlantique révolutionnaire. Une perspective
ibéro-américaine
| Jeanne Moisand
Pages 192 to 195| Jean-Yves MOLLIER and Eliana de FREITAS DUTRA [ed.], L’imprimé
dans la construction de la vie politique. Brésil, Europe,
Amériques, XVIIIe-XXesiècle
| Sébastien Rozeaux
Pages 195 to 197| Michel ESPAGNE [ed.], La Sociabilité européenne des frères
Humboldt
| Antonin Durand
Pages 197 to 199| Manon MATHIAS, Vision in the Novels of George Sand
| Ludovic Frobert
Pages 199 to 201| Brian P. LUSKEY and Wendy A. WOLOSON (eds), Capitalism by
Gaslight : Illuminating Economy of Nineteenth-Century
America
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 202 to 203| Damien LORCY, Sous le régime du sabre. La gendarmerie en
Algérie, 1830-1870
| Arnaud-Dominique Houte
Pages 202a to 203a| Quentin DELUERMOZ and Anthony GLINOER [ed.], L’insurrection entre
histoire et littérature (1789-1914)
| Thomas Bouchet
Pages 204 to 206| Gaïd ANDRO, Une génération au service de l’État. Les procureurs
généraux syndics de la Révolution française (1780-1830)
| Virginie Martin
Pages 206 to 207| Aurélien LIGNEREUX, Chouans et Vendéens contre l’Empire, 1815.
L’autre guerre des Cent-Jours
| Bernard Gainot
Pages 207 to 209| Cédric PASSARD, L’Âge d’or du pamphlet
| Laurent Bihl, Cédric Passard
Pages 209 to 212| Dominique KALIFA, Les bas-fonds. Histoire d’un imaginaire
| Laurence Montel
Pages 212 to 213| Joanne Vajda, Paris Ville Lumière. Une transformation urbaine et
sociale 1855-1937
| Lola Gonzalez-Quijano
Pages 213 to 216| Marc LELEUX, Aux sources de la précarité. L’instrumentalisation du
travail dans le Nord, 1848-1914
| François Jarrige
Pages 216 to 217| Pamela HAAG, The Gunning of America : Business and
the Making of American Gun Culture
| Tangi Villerbu
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Ibero America and Migration after American Independences
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2015/2 No 51)
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Pages 7 to 13| Introduction
| Jeanne Moisand
Pages 15 to 34| Ibero-America in the Global History of Migrations
| José C. Moya
Pages 35 to 51| Exile and Circulation of Political Ideas between Spain and Spanish
America after Independence (1820-1836)
| Juan Luis Simal
Pages 53 to 69| Beyond the Horizon: Regulated Emigration of Madeiran Islanders in
the 19th century
| Nelly de Freitas
Pages 71 to 87| Nationality Policy in the Context of Post-imperial Migration: the
Case of Argentina, 1853-1931
| Pilar González Bernaldo de Quirós
Pages 89 to 106| Migrants between two Empires. Spanish Day Labourers in Cuba and
Algeria in the 1880s and 1890s
| Jeanne Moisand
Pages 107 to 123| Transnational Migrants and Anarchism in Latin America, late
19th-early 20th Century
| Geoffroy de Laforcade
Pages 127 to 144| Historiography and Public Uses of Brazilian 19th-Century Slavery
| Keila Grinberg
Pages 147 to 148| An ‘Occupy Paris‘ Movement in the Haussmannian Era? The American
Press and its Reception of John Merriman's Massacre. The Life
and Death of the Paris Commune of 1871
| Eric Fournier
Pages 149 to 151| The Journal of the Civil War Era and Transational Approaches
to the American Civil War
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 152 to 154| British Slave Owners as Seen by Historians
| Fabrice Bensimon
Pages 157 to 168| Killing Time: Auguste Castan's Diary in the Franco-Prussian War
(1870-1871)
| Sandra Chapelle, Odile Roynette
Pages 171 to 185| Entrepreneurial Mobilities and Circulations of Techniques: Dussaud
frères’ Port Construction Sites from One Shore to Another
(1848-1869)
| Fabien Bartolotti
Pages 187 to 204| Undesirable in Mainland France and Useful in Algeria? Foreign
Political Refugees and the Process of Colonization (1830-1852)
| Delphine Diaz
Pages 205 to 206| Jean-Luc CHAPPEY, Ordres et désordres biographiques.
Dictionnaires, listes de noms, réputations des Lumières à
Wikipédia
| Corinne Doria
Pages 206 to 209| Christophe CHARLE, La dérégulation culturelle. Essai d’histoire
des cultures en Europe au XIXe siècle
| Donald Sassoon
Pages 209 to 211| Pascale GOETSCHEL and Jean-Claude YON [ed.], Au théâtre !
La sortie au spectacle XIXe-XXIe siècles
| Christophe Charle
Pages 211 to 213| Olivier BARA, Romain PIANA, Jean-Claude YON [ed], « En
revenant à la revue. La revue de fin d’année au
XIXe siècle »
| Agnès Curel
Pages 213 to 215| Loïc RIGNOL, Les Hiéroglyphes de la Nature. Le socialisme
scientifique en France dans le premier XIXe siècle
| Julien Vincent
Pages 215 to 217| Thomas BOUCHET, Vincent BOURDEAU, Edward CASTLETON, Ludovic
FROBERT, François JARRIGE [ed.], Quand les socialistes
inventaient l’avenir. Presse, théories et expériences,
1825-1860
| Louis Hincker
Pages 217 to 219| Ludovic FROBERT and Georges SHERIDAN, Le Solitaire du ravin.
Pierre Charnier (1795-1857), canut lyonnais et prud’homme
tisseur
| Samuel Hayat
Pages 219 to 220| Jérôme GILLAND, ouvrier serrurier, Les conteurs ouvriers, dédiés
aux enfants des classes laborieuses
| Nathalie Brémand
Pages 220 to 222| Deborah A. ROSEN, Border Law: The First Seminole War and
American Nationhood
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 222 to 224| Melinda Marie JETTÉ, At the Hearth of the Crossed Races : A
French-Indian Community in Nineteenth-Century Oregon, 1812-1859
| Tangi Villerbu
Pages 224 to 225| Elena BACCHIN, Italofilia. Opinione pubblica britannica e
Risorgimento italiano 1847-1864
| Pierre-Marie Delpu
Pages 226 to 227| Écraseurs ! Les méfaits de l’automobile, documents
collected by Pierre Thiesset
| François Jarrige
Pages 227 to 228| John CERULLO, Minotaur. French Military Justice and the
Aernoult-Rousset Affair
| Odile Roynette
Pages 228 to 230| Rémi LUGLIA, Des savants pour protéger la nature, La société
d’acclimatation (1854-1960)
| Hélène Blais
Pages 230 to 232| Delphine GARDEY, Le Linge du Palais-Bourbon. Corps, matérialité
et genre du politique à l’ère démocratique
| Caroline Fayolle
Pages 232 to 234| Books Received
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What Future for the 19th Century?
| Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle
(2013/2 No 47)
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Pages 7 to 10| Foreword
| Manuel Charpy, Louis Hincker
Pages 11 to 14| What Is Left of the 19th Century?
| Dominique Kalifa
Pages 15 to 19| A Present Past
| Isabelle Garo
Pages 21 to 23| Presence of the 19th Century. The “Tribe” in Algeria: Colonial
Heritage, Self-Invention
| Fatma Oussedik
Pages 25 to 28| Time for Victor Hugo!
| Annie Le Brun
Pages 29 to 35| Baudelaire’s Century
| Yves Bonnefoy
Pages 37 to 39| Notes on Musset
| Benoît Lambert
Pages 41 to 45| Equivocal Modernity
| Marc Desgrandchamps
Pages 47 to 50| Jean Richepin, My Friend
| Rémo Gary
Pages 51 to 57| Dickens’ Wolf
| Evelyne Loew
Pages 59 to 65| Artist, the Society Needs You!
| Georges Buisson
Pages 67 to 73| About the Daguerreotype: A New Age of Enlightenment
| Nicolas Devigne
Pages 75 to 76| Augustine: Echoes in Present Times
| Alice Winocour
Pages 77 to 79| Augustine
| Jean-Claude Monod, Jean-Christophe Valtat
Pages 87 to 90| The Unstable Century
| Fabrice Bensimon, Alison Light
Pages 91 to 94| The Future of the 19th Century. An Archivists’ Perspective
| Christiane Demeulenaere-Douyère
Pages 95 to 112| Maurice Agulhon’s Library: Working Environment, Writing Backstage,
and Scientific Heritage
| Jonathan Barbier, Natalie Petiteau
Pages 115 to 131| A Society in Pursuit of Honor: Dueling in the Former Kingdom of
Romania (1859–1912)
| Mihai Chiper
Pages 133 to 152| Imperial Rivalries and the Search for Utopia in Persia: The British
and the Karun River in the 19th Century
| Guillemette Crouzet
Pages 155 to 189| Writing a History of the Emotions: From Research Topic to
Analytical Category
| Quentin Deluermoz, Emmanuel Fureix, Hervé Mazurel, M’hamed Oualdi