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“Popular Politics and the
Revolutions of 1848”
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This site has
wonderful images related to the 1848 revolutions. Look at the
icons on the left-hand side of the page – use these images for
power points, for lessons, etc.! It’s also got a map of Paris
in the June Days, discussion topic examples, and transcriptions
of eye-witness accounts of the revolutions. Maps, readings,
images – pretty much everything you need can be found at this
site…
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This site has
a great table of contents covering major topics related to the
1848 revolutions. There are a number of articles written about
major figures, places, and events involved in and related to the
revolutions. There are no visuals here, though – text only.
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“Timelines.info”
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A really
interesting interactive timeline on the 1848 revolutions, and
other topics as well. There are links for sub-timelines showing
the events of the German, Austrian, Italian, and French
revolutions.
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This site has a no-frills timeline,
beginning in 1846, and extending through August 1849, with all
of the major events of the revolutions. A handy reference.
Could be nice as a brief review of the revolutions.
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Among the documents transcribed at
this site are the February 1848 by the provisional government in
Paris, the proclamation of the Second Republic, and Louis
Napoleon’s campaign manifesto. A nice source of primary
documents for the revolutions.
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Here you’ll find some lecture notes
for the German 1848 revolutions. A good length, and reliable
information.
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“Revolutions of 1848” |
This could be a good starting point
for anyone needing basic background information on the
revolutions. It is simply the Wikipedia entry for the
revolutions, with interesting links to subtopics, if any are
needed.
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