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Paris shopkeepers and the politics of resentment

Nord, Philip G., 1950-

Year: c1986.

Publisher: Princeton University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

List of Illustrations

List of Figures

List of Tables

Acknowledgments

Bibliographical Abbreviations

Introduction

I. THE ORIGINS OF SHOPKEEPER PROTEST

1. The Formation of the Ligue Syndicale

2. Grands Magasins and Small Shops

3. Haussmannization

4. The Economic Crisis of the 1880s

5. The Crisis of the Palais-Royal: A Local Study

II. THE POLITICS OF SHOPKEEPER PROTEST

6. Shopkeeper Republicanism: The Ideology of the Ligue Syndicale

7. The Boulangist Interlude

8. The Shopkeeper Movement Adrift

9. The Politics of Economic and Cultural Despair

10. Epilogue: In the Aftermath of the Dreyfus Affair

Conclusion

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Paris shopkeepers and the politics of resentment : Philip G. Nord.

Author:

Nord, Philip G., 1950-

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Paris shopkeepers and the politics of resentment : Philip G. Nord.
Nord, Philip G., 1950-
Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, c1986.

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Subject Headings:

• Merchants -- France -- Paris -- Political activity -- History -- 19th century
• Stores, Retail -- France -- Paris -- History -- 19th century
• Paris (France) -- Politics and government

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