People and Politics in France, 1848 1870

The book examines the counter-revolutionary policies implemented by Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte's regime following the upheaval of 1848 in France. It delves into the political strategies and actions taken by Bonaparte to consolidate power and suppress revolutionary movements, highlighting the broader implications for French society and governance during this tumultuous period. Through detailed analysis, it provides insights into the challenges faced by the regime and the impact of its policies on the trajectory of French history.