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by Jerrold Seigel

Bon Marché 208–10, 487

  Bonaparte, Louis-Napoleon 24, 192, 197, 203, 291, 327 and suffrage extension 214

  Bondeli, Mireille de 364, 371

  Bonaparte, Napoleon and Germany 131

  Boosey and Hawkes 428

  Borchardt, Knut 225

  Bordeaux 44, 46, 81, 87, 190, 343, 377, 392, 531

  Borsay, Peter 67–68

  Bosher, John 84

  Boucicaut, Aristide 208–09, 487

  Boucicaut, Marguerite 208–09, 323

  Boulton, Matthew 276

  Bourdieu, Pierre 452, 455–56 cultural capital 593

  Bradford 168–69

  Bradlaugh, Charles 325, 370

  Brandenburg 118

  Brecht, Berthold 480

  Breitkopf 427

  Bremen 120, 123

  Brentano, Lujo 256

  Breton, André 485, 487, 510, 520 Surrealist Manifesto 485

  Brewer, John 59–62, 65, 124

  Briggs, Asa 55, 58, 157, 165–66

  Britain. See England

  British empire. 69–72, 156 See also Empires, and European history

  and national identity 70–71

  British Museum 420, 450

  Brown, Marilyn 504

  Bruant, Aristide 476–77

  Brunschwig, Léon 395

  Budde, Gunilla 330, 446

  bürgerliche Gesellschaft 2–3, 114–15, 119–20, 132, 137–49, 228

  Bürgerlichkeit 126–28

  Burton, Richard 589 The Arabian Nights (trans.) 367

  Butel, Paul 82, 113

  Caen 98

  café concerts 473

  Caillebotte, Gustave 499 Man at the Window 470, 510

  Calcutta 236

  Calonne, Charles Alexandre de 84

  Calvinism 378

  Cameralistik 119

  Camp, Maxime du 283

  Campbell, Colin 486

  Campbell-Bannerman, Henry 179

  Canstatt 401

  Carlyle, Thomas 413

  Caron, François 78, 191, 283

  Carpenter, Edward 364, 367, 375

  Carstens, Jacob 423

  Caruso, Enrico 477

  Cassirer, Paul 425

  Castiglione, Baldessare The Courtier 342

  Catholic Church, medieval, as a teleocratic network 19

  Caylus, Comte de 596

  Censer, Jack 97

  censorship 417

  Central Association of German Industrialists 247

  Certeau, Michel de 481

  Cézanne, Paul 510

  Chaline, Jean-Pierre 198

  Chamberlain, Joseph 176, 179–80

  Chaplin, Charlie 472

  character 126, 344–45, 496, 585

  charisma 14, 529

  Charles V (Habsburg) 116

  Charpentier, Gervais 418

  Charton, Edouard Guide pour le choix d’un état ou Dictionnaire des professions 328–29

  Chat Noir (cabaret) 475–76

  Chaucer, Geoffrey 338

  Chaussinand-Nogaret, Guy 86, 88, 131

  Cheret, Jules 474

  Chernow, Ron 286, 292

  Chevalier, Louis 194–95, 207

  Chevalier, Michel 189, 202

  Cheysson, Émile 189

  Choderlos de Laclos, Pierre Dangerous Liaisons (Les liaisons dangereuses) 342, 585

  Choiseul, Etienne François 78

  Chopin, Frédéric 427

  Churchill, Randolph 177

  cinema 471–73

  Civil War, U. S. 504, 507

  Cleaver, Robert 577

  Clemenceau, Georges 217

  Cobbett, William 354

  Cobden, Richard 166

  Colbert, Jean-Baptiste 76

  Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 454

  Colley, Linda 43

  Cologne 115, 117, 136, 229

  colporteurs 419

  Comte, Auguste 355

  Condorcet, Nicolas, Marquis de 79, 317, 319, 530

  Coney Island 455

  Considerant, Victor 198

  contraception 315, 325, 350, 365

  Coombes, B. L. 457–58

  Corbin, Alain 338, 363, 371 on the 1860s 363–64

  Corfield, Penelope 157

  Cortot, Alfred 478

  Couperin, François 433

  Courbet, Gustave 424, 475, 477, 490, 498

  Crémieux, Adolphe 393

  Cromwell, Oliver 385, 388

  Crossick, Geoffrey 249

  Crystal Palace Exposition (1851) 401

  cultural capital 455–58

  culture “popular,” 464–81

  and social distinctions 450–81

  anthropological uses 594

  avant-garde 35, 482–87, 510–25

  forms and institutions 416–32

  meanings and evolutions (summary) 413–16

  Curmer, Jean-Baptiste 575

  Dahlhaus, Carl 425, 429, 445

  Darnton, Robert 75, 89, 342, 532

  Daumard, Adeline 26, 195–98, 458–59, 461, 543

  Daumier, Honoré 451

  David, Jacques-Louis 421

  Davidoff, Leonore 315

  Daviet, Jean-Pierre 74, 189, 203

  de Vries, Jan 53–54

  Defoe, Daniel 45, 158

  Degas, Achille 499

  Degas, Edgar 334, 474, 499–507 At the Stock Exchange 507

  Cotton Merchants in New Orleans 499–503

  Portraits in an Office 499–507

  Degas, René 499

  DeGaulle, Charles 222

  department stores 486–87 See also Bon Marché

  Deroin, Jeanne 320–21

  Desbrosses, Joseph and Leopold 491

  Dickens, Charles Hard Times 55

  Little Dorrit 21

  Nicholas Nickelby 597

  Oliver Twist 389

  Diderot, Denis 89, 348, 434–36, 443, 610 Est-il-bon? Est-il méchant? 435

  Dijon 98, 547

  Disraeli, Benjamin 175–77, 528

  Disraeli, Isaac 391

  divorce 337, 364, 371

  Döblin, Alexander 475

  Dod, John 577

  Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von Über die bürgerliche Verbesserung der Juden 399

  Dohrn-van Rossum, Gerhard 268

  Douglas, Mary 11

  Dresden 403, 420

  Dreyfus Affair 389, 395–96

  Dreyfus family 394, 396

  Dreyfus, Alfred 215

  Droz, Gustave 374 Monsieur, Madame, et Bébé 359–61

  Drumont, Edouard La France Juive 396

  Drysdale, Charles 365

  Drysdale, George 374 Elements of Social Science 365–67

  Dubois family (Normandy) 314–15

  Duchamp, Marcel 483, 485, 524–25

  Duran, Carolus 498

  Durand-Ruel, Paul 424–25, 429, 466, 476, 505, 524–25

  Duranty, Edmond The New Painting 503

  Duret, Théodore 424

  Durkheim, Émile 215, 394, 409–10

  Duruy, Victor 327

  Dutacq, Armand 417

  Edinburgh Review 159

  Edison, Thomas 471, 477

  Eisenach 243

  Eley, Geoff 251–52, 261–62, 543

  Elias, Norbert 342

  Eliot, George Middlemarch 459–60

  Ella, John 442

  Ellis, Havelock 364

  Elsas family 401

  empires, and European history 36–37 See also British Empire

  Ems Telegram 534

  Endelman, Todd 391

  Engels, Friedrich 42, 55, 58, 114, 144, 198, 235, 249, 293, 302–03, 354, 482, 545 The Communist Manifesto. See Marx

  England 31, 41–72, 150–84 and North America 69

  anti-Corn Law movement 49, 171 and class vocabulary 164–67

  Ballot Act (1868) 163

  bank charter act (1844) 575

  Bank of England 61, 275–79

  bureaucracy 60–61

  Chartism 163, 171, 177, 352

  class relations 42–43, 53, 68, 170, 183–84 vocabulary 169–70
r />   coal mining 46, 53

  coffee-house culture 67

  Conservative Party 176–77

  early market expansion and policy debates 47–49

  East India Company 69

  Education Act of 1870 427 and Board Schools 457

  enclosure movement 48–49

  geography 43

  guilds 49–50

  history of money in 275–80

  industrial revolution. See England: industrialization

  industrialization 52–59, 151–56 and banking 154–56

  and technological change 152–53

  rhythm, compared with France and Germany 153–54

  Justices of the Peace 44, 60

  Labour Party 172, 183 origins 177–78

  Labour Representation Committee 172, 182

  Labour Representation League 177

  Liberal Party 175–76 and middle classes 178–80

  and workers 177–78, 181–84, 564

  Licensing Act 65, 96

  Magna Charta 44

  national market 31, 51–53, 153–54

  “New Liberalism,” 181–82

  newspapers 67

  Oxford Movement 391

  Parliament 44, 61 and public opinion 65–66

  party organization 175–84 Conservative Party, Labour Party, Liberal Party

  Primrose League 177

  Prince Regent 352

  railroad building 151

  Reform Bill of 1832 4, 43, 159, 162–63, 178, 343

  road building 45, 52, 80

  Royal Society 543

  Second Reform Bill (1867) 161, 163

  social classes vocabulary 156–62 “rising middle class,” 158–62

  South Sea Bubble 276

  state finance 63

  state power 59–62 and Parliament 60

  Taff Vale decision 183

  Third Reform Bill (1884) 163

  Trades Union Congress 178

  turnpikes. road building

  Whig party 43, 63, 161

  Enlightenment and morality 345–48

  in Hamburg 129–31

  social basis in France 97

  in Germany 123–26

  Épatant, L’ 479

  Erikson, Erik 491

  Evangelicalism 352, 460

  Evans, Brad 594

  Evans, Richard 325

  Exeter 46

  Fairbairn, Henry 505

  faits divers 468, 471

  Fawcett, Millicent 316

  feminism 323–25 and liberalism 319, 324–25

  Ferguson, Adam 62, 138, 486 Essay on the History of Civil Society 484

  Ferguson, Niall 62, 287, 291

  Ferrry, Jules 217, 328–29, 440

  Feuerbach, Ludwig 235

  flâneurs 469

  Fleury, Jules (Champfleury) 491, 493

  Folies Bergères 473, 475

  Fontane, Theodor 245

  Forel, Auguste 363–64, 371

  Foulds 289–90

  France 31–32, 73–113, 185–223 Allarde Law 220

  assignats 282

  Banque de France 282–84

  Boulanger crisis 213

  bourgeois du roi 88

  “Bourgeois Monarchy,” 2, 4, 106–13, 137, 143, 213, 539

  “bourgeois” in Restoration histories 107–09

  bourgeoisie in Balzac 198–202

  in nineteenth-century Paris 195–98, 205–10

  in Old Regime 85–91

  bureaucracy 44, 61, 84–85, 91 in Sieyès’s social theory 105–06

  centralization and regionalism 185

  Charles X 106

  class relations 84, 88, 91, 98, 103, 107–09, 113 French Revolutions of 1789 and 1830, France: “Bourgeois Monarchy,” Sieyès

  patrons and workers before industrialization 189–90

  commodity consumption in Old Regime 97–99

  Commune of 1871 218, 220, 427

  Credit Foncier 289–90

  Crédit Mobilier 203, 289–90

  Directory 85

  Dreyfus Affair 213, 221

  economy in Old Regime 80–83

  Edict of Nantes 392

  Estates General of 1614 51, 374–75

  Estates General of 1789 99, 414

  Falloux law (1851) 393

  ferme générale 84

  geography 43, 74

  guilds 51, 87

  Haute Banque 155, 287

  history of money in 280–84

  industrialization and state action 82–83, 202–03

  Jacobin clubs 171

  July Monarchy. See France: “Bourgeois Monarchy,”

  L’Union de l’action morale 590

  law on associations 220–21, 432

  Le Chapellier law 220

  liberal party organization 221–23

  liberalism 113, 206 republicanism

  See also Guizot, Thierry, Turgot

  and democracy 213–17

  and republicanism 212

  and socialists 218–20, 223

  Loire valley châteaux 86

  Louis XVIII 106

  maitrises et jurandes. See France, guilds

  Napoleonic Code 220, 371

  newspapers 92–97 Affiches 95, 530

  noblesse de robe 86

  parlements 86, 88, 93, 100

  physiocrats 77–78

  political parties 217–23

  ponts et chaussées 78–80, 98, 191–92

  public opinion 92–97, 111 and English compared 94–95

  railroad building 78, 190–92, 202–03

  regionalism 75–76

  “republican marriage,” 371

  republicanism. 211–12 See also Gambetta, Thiers, Third Republic

  Restoration 90, 106 suffrage 109

 

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