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Scholars Have Long Debated The Mysterious Popularity Of The Napoleonic Legend, From The Emperor's Final Defeat In 1815 To The Astounding Electoral Victory Of His Nephew, Louis-napoleon Bonaparte, In The Presidential Elections Of 1848. In This Book, The Author Demonstrates How Broadsheet Illustrations About Napoleon Bonaparte Helped Shape Popular Support In Regional France For The New Bonaparte Elected In 1848. Nicholas Pellerin, An Avowed Republican, And Pierre-germain Vadet, A Veteran Of The Imperial Wars And Staunch Bonapartist, Promoted Representations Of Napoleon To Criticize And Undermine The Political Status Quo. The Author Reveals How The Pellerin Broadsheets About Napoleon Sustained Anti-bourbon, Anti-orleanist Sentiments During The Several Decades Preceding The Revolution Of 1848--jacket. Prologue: Representing The Legend -- 1. Political Dissent And The Napoleonic Legend -- 2. The Pellerin Firm And Political Censorship -- 3. Creating The Popular Image -- 4. St. Napoleon -- 5. Orleanist Co-optation And Bonapartist Broadsides. Barbara Ann Day-hickman. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 164-170) And Index.

Author

Barbara Ann Day-Hickman; Jonathan E. Helmreich

Publisher

University of Delaware Press ; Associated University Presses

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780874136159

Subjects

Art, History, Political Science