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Proclamation of the Paris Commune that refused to accept French peace negotiations with Germany. March 28, 1871

Proclamation of the French Republic after defeat of Napoleon III by the Prussians. September 4, 1870

Publication of Tocqueville’s Old Régime and the French Regime and Guizot’s History of the English Revolution. 1856

Senatus consultum modifying the constitution: re–establishment of the Empire under Napoleon III. November 7, 1852

Coup d’état by Louis–Napoleon Bonaparte, which a later plebiscite overwhelmingly accepts. December 2, 1851

Barricades and street fighting in the east of Paris (June Days) in which workers of Paris fight authorities over the closure of national workshops that provided them charity. June 23, 1848

February Revolution in Paris. Orleans dynasty overthrown. The Second Republic declared. February 23, 1848

Louis–Philippe, king of the French, swears loyalty to the revised Charter. August 9, 1830

Overthrow of Charles X, the last monarch in France of the Bourbon dynasty. July 27, 1830

Coronation of Charles X in Reims. May 29, 1825

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