Sisters of Liberty

Marseille, Lyon, Paris and the Reaction to a Centralized State, 1868-1871

Louis M. Greenberg

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ISBN 9780674810006

Publication Date: 01/01/1971

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370 pages

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Introduction
1. Roots of Protest
2. The Setting
3. The Communal Idea in Paris
4. To Reach the Sisters
5. Marseille
6. Lyon
7. The Council and Conciliation
8. The Most Liberal Assembly
Bibliography
Index

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