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A circle of friends Romanian revolutionaries and political exile, 1840-1859 / by Angela Jianu.

By: Material type: TextSeries: Brill eBook titles 2011 | Balkan Studies Library ; 3. | European History and Culture E-Books Online, Collection 2011, ISBN: 9789004222878Publisher: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2011Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9789004210233
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Circle ofDDC classification:
  • 949.8/016 22
LOC classification:
  • DR244 .J53 2011
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Contents:
Preliminary Material / A. Jianu -- Acknowledgements / A. Jianu -- Introduction / A. Jianu -- Jules Michelet, “Madame Rosetti”, 1855 / A. Jianu -- 1837–1841: Early Diplomatic Ventures / A. Jianu -- 1844–1848: The Collège De France: Sociability And Protest / A. Jianu -- Jules Michelet And ‘Les Franco-Roumains’: Dumitru Brătianu / A. Jianu -- 1848 In Paris And Europe / A. Jianu -- 1848–1849: Bucharest Between St. Petersburg And Constantinople / A. Jianu -- A Transylvanian Interlude / A. Jianu -- 1848: Epilogue / A. Jianu -- 1849, Paris: Early Days In Exile / A. Jianu -- 1849: Dumitru Brătianu And The English ‘philo-Romanians’ / A. Jianu -- Hungarians And Romanians In 1849–1850 / A. Jianu -- April 1849: The Transylvanian Debacle / A. Jianu -- July–August 1849 / A. Jianu -- September 1849 / A. Jianu -- December 1849 / A. Jianu -- 1850: ‘La Roumanie’ / A. Jianu -- April–September 1850 / A. Jianu -- 1851: London. Mazzini’s European Democratic Committee / A. Jianu -- 1851: London-Bucharest-Paris / A. Jianu -- 1852: Nantes-Paris-Bucharest / A. Jianu -- 1853: Nantes-Paris-London / A. Jianu -- 1853: Paris: “Madame Rosetti” / A. Jianu -- 1853–1854: Paris: Ion Brătianu And The ‘Hippodrome Affair’ / A. Jianu -- 1853: Paris-Gallipoli-Constantinople: Rosetti’s War / A. Jianu -- January–February 1854: London / A. Jianu -- January 1854: Serbia / A. Jianu -- The Crimean War / A. Jianu -- The Daily News And The Romanian Principalities / A. Jianu -- The End Of The War And The Peace Conference / A. Jianu -- A Republican Funeral / A. Jianu -- The Ad-hoc Assemblies And The European Commissioners / A. Jianu -- July 1856 / A. Jianu -- 6 October: The Brighton Meeting / A. Jianu -- 1857 / A. Jianu -- The Elections / A. Jianu -- 1858: The Congress Of Paris And The Union Of The Principalities / A. Jianu -- After Exile / A. Jianu -- The Uses Of The Press / A. Jianu -- The ‘People Question’ / A. Jianu -- The Uses Of Exile / A. Jianu -- Liberalism In Romania / A. Jianu -- Conclusions / A. Jianu -- Bibliography / A. Jianu.
Summary: Angela Jianu explores the lives and activities of a group of Romanian revolutionaries exiled in Paris, London and the Middle East in the aftermath of the insurrections of 1848. Drawing largely on diaries, memoirs and private correspondence, A Circle of Friends is a social history of political exile, presenting the personal life dramas of the protagonists within the wider context of the European post-revolutionary turmoil of the 1850s. Exile and political repression allied this group not only to their Hungarian and Polish peers, but also to French republicans, English radicals and Italian freedom-fighters. Their story reveals the existence of transnational networks of left-wing, radical and republican movements in mid-nineteenth-century Europe against the background of nation-building projects in East-Central Europe.
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Preliminary Material / A. Jianu -- Acknowledgements / A. Jianu -- Introduction / A. Jianu -- Jules Michelet, “Madame Rosetti”, 1855 / A. Jianu -- 1837–1841: Early Diplomatic Ventures / A. Jianu -- 1844–1848: The Collège De France: Sociability And Protest / A. Jianu -- Jules Michelet And ‘Les Franco-Roumains’: Dumitru Brătianu / A. Jianu -- 1848 In Paris And Europe / A. Jianu -- 1848–1849: Bucharest Between St. Petersburg And Constantinople / A. Jianu -- A Transylvanian Interlude / A. Jianu -- 1848: Epilogue / A. Jianu -- 1849, Paris: Early Days In Exile / A. Jianu -- 1849: Dumitru Brătianu And The English ‘philo-Romanians’ / A. Jianu -- Hungarians And Romanians In 1849–1850 / A. Jianu -- April 1849: The Transylvanian Debacle / A. Jianu -- July–August 1849 / A. Jianu -- September 1849 / A. Jianu -- December 1849 / A. Jianu -- 1850: ‘La Roumanie’ / A. Jianu -- April–September 1850 / A. Jianu -- 1851: London. Mazzini’s European Democratic Committee / A. Jianu -- 1851: London-Bucharest-Paris / A. Jianu -- 1852: Nantes-Paris-Bucharest / A. Jianu -- 1853: Nantes-Paris-London / A. Jianu -- 1853: Paris: “Madame Rosetti” / A. Jianu -- 1853–1854: Paris: Ion Brătianu And The ‘Hippodrome Affair’ / A. Jianu -- 1853: Paris-Gallipoli-Constantinople: Rosetti’s War / A. Jianu -- January–February 1854: London / A. Jianu -- January 1854: Serbia / A. Jianu -- The Crimean War / A. Jianu -- The Daily News And The Romanian Principalities / A. Jianu -- The End Of The War And The Peace Conference / A. Jianu -- A Republican Funeral / A. Jianu -- The Ad-hoc Assemblies And The European Commissioners / A. Jianu -- July 1856 / A. Jianu -- 6 October: The Brighton Meeting / A. Jianu -- 1857 / A. Jianu -- The Elections / A. Jianu -- 1858: The Congress Of Paris And The Union Of The Principalities / A. Jianu -- After Exile / A. Jianu -- The Uses Of The Press / A. Jianu -- The ‘People Question’ / A. Jianu -- The Uses Of Exile / A. Jianu -- Liberalism In Romania / A. Jianu -- Conclusions / A. Jianu -- Bibliography / A. Jianu.

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Angela Jianu explores the lives and activities of a group of Romanian revolutionaries exiled in Paris, London and the Middle East in the aftermath of the insurrections of 1848. Drawing largely on diaries, memoirs and private correspondence, A Circle of Friends is a social history of political exile, presenting the personal life dramas of the protagonists within the wider context of the European post-revolutionary turmoil of the 1850s. Exile and political repression allied this group not only to their Hungarian and Polish peers, but also to French republicans, English radicals and Italian freedom-fighters. Their story reveals the existence of transnational networks of left-wing, radical and republican movements in mid-nineteenth-century Europe against the background of nation-building projects in East-Central Europe.

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