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List of Illustrations ix
Maps xiii
Introduction i
i Social questions 15
2 Conjectures of order 93
3 Confrontation 169
4 Detonations 265
5 Regime change 344
6 Emancipations 409
7 Entropy 470
8 Counter-revolution 5 69
9 After 1848 684
Conclusion 743
Acknowledgements 755
References 759
Index 833

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