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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-30694-8ist system and non-violent methods of remaking the world. In a blistering 1843 attack, Fourierist Victor Considérant asserted that the republicans had only one idea in their arsenal, the substitution of an elected head of state for a hereditary one; in the “matter of social and progressive ideas,” h

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Liqiu Wang,Xuesheng Zhou,Xiaohao Weiher great war. The victors of 1815—Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, and Austria—had pledged to maintain the peace for twenty years against a French resurgence; fulfilling that commitment, which many saw as synonymous with keeping the Bourbons on the throne, would have meant an invasion of one of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74303-3 lives of King Louis-Philippe or his sons, but that was not what made him important. What mattered about Joseph Henry was that he tried to put down on paper the anguish of being a man and an artisan in nineteenthcentury France. The resulting manuscripts—obsessive, barely literate, written in a strea