The Third Republic from Its Origins to the Great War, 1871-1914

Jean Marie Mayeur · Madeleine Rebérioux

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A note on the translation Chronology Part I. The Origins of the Third Republic, 1871-1898 Jean-Marie Mayeur 1. The end of the notables, 1871-1879 2. Economy and society 3. The period of Jules Ferry, 1879-1885 4. Beliefs and cultures 5. The Republic confronted by nationalism and socialism 6. The moderate Republic, 1889-1898 Part II. A Radical Republic? 1898-1914 Madeleine Reberioux: 7. The Dreyfus affair 8. The France of the left-wing Bloc and the rise of Radicalism 9. Crisis and death of the Bloc, 1904-1907 10. The days of Imperialism 11. The avant-garde movements 12. France in 1914 Notes Bibliography Index.

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