France in the Nineteenth Century, 1830-1890, by Elizabeth Latimer

NOTE.
CHAPTER I. CHARLES X. AND THE DAYS OF JULY.
CHAPTER II. LOUIS PHILIPPE AND HIS FAMILY.
CHAPTER III. LOUIS NAPOLEON'S EARLY CAREER. - STRASBURG, BOULOGNE, HAM.
CHAPTER IV. TEN YEARS OF THE REIGN OF THE CITIZEN KING.
CHAPTER V. SOME CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION OF 1848.
CHAPTER VI. THE DOWNFALL OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.
CHAPTER VII. LAMARTINE AND THE SECOND REPUBLIC.
CHAPTER VIII. THE COUP D'ETAT.
CHAPTER IX. THE EMPEROR'S MARRIAGE.
CHAPTER X. MAXIMILIAN AND MEXICO.
CHAPTER XI. THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS AT THE SUMMIT OF PROSPERITY.
CHAPTER XII. PARIS IN 1870: JULY, AUGUST, AND SEPTEMBER.
CHAPTER XIII. THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
CHAPTER XIV. THE PRUSSIANS IN FRANCE.
CHAPTER XV. THE COMMUNE.
CHAPTER XVI. THE HOSTAGES.
CHAPTER XVII. THE GREAT REVENGE.
CHAPTER XVIII. THE FORMATION OF THE THIRD REPUBLIC.
CHAPTER XIX. THREE FRENCH PRESIDENT'S.
CHAPTER XX. GENERAL BOULANGER.

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