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The July Government And The Parisian Catholic Press, 1830-1848, M. Patricia Dougherty
The July Government And The Parisian Catholic Press, 1830-1848, M. Patricia Dougherty
History and Political Science| Faculty Presentations
In February 1843, Antoine Gardelaud, a former public servant, submitted to the General Department of Print Shops and Bookstores (in the Ministry of the Interior) an intent to publish a monthly periodical called La Chaire catholique (Catholic pulpit).i He named himself as sole owner and Caubet as printer. As its name indicated, this periodical centered on preaching and promised to publish good Catholic sermons from all over France and Rome.
The Parisian Catholic Press And The February 1848 Revolution, M. Patricia Dougherty
The Parisian Catholic Press And The February 1848 Revolution, M. Patricia Dougherty
History and Political Science | Faculty Scholarship
The spark that ignited the 1848 Revolution in France was the cancellation of a large protest demonstration which was to precede a 22 February political banquet in the XII arrondissement of Paris. The immediate issue was the right to hold meetings (the right of assembly), but the underlying issue was one of political power and reform. That this action led to a revolution which overthrew the Orleanist monarchy and instituted a republic surprised everyone. One might think that the Catholics in France who were by far and large royalist would bemoan the end of a monarchy B much as many …