The Nights of Labor: The Workers' Dream in Nineteenth-Century France

Bryan D. Palmer

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Author's Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Donald Reid Part I: The Man in the Leather Apron 1. The Gate of Hell 2. The Gate of Heaven 3. The New Babylon 4. Circuit Rounds and Spirals 5. The Morning Star Part II: The Broken Plane 6. The Army of Work 7. The Lovers of Humanity 8. The Hammer and the Anvil 9. The Holes of the Temple Part III: The Christian Hercules 10. The Interrupted Banquet 11. The Republic of Work 12. The Journey of Icarus Epilogue: The Night of October Outline Chronology

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