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micheline's blog | art, music, books, history & current events aboriginals in north america beast literature canadiana.1 dances & music fables and fairy tales fables by jean de la fontaine feasts & liturgy great books online middle east molière nominations posts on love celebrated posts on the united states the french revolution & napoleon bonaparte voyageurs posts canadiana.2 micheline's blog ~ art, music, books, history & current events search: france: the restoration of the monarchy 28 saturday jul 2018 posted by michelinewalker in 19th century france , the french revolution ≈ 5 comments tags house of bourbon , house of orleans , louis xvii , restoration of the monarchy louis xvii , portrait aged 7 by alexander kucharsky , 1792 (photo credit: wikipedia) i just published a post written in march 2014. it is far too long, but under monarchy, it includes france’s return to a monarchy. moreover, it spans the entire 19th century in france and could be useful to students of all ages. it expresses france’s tentativeness after the abolition of the monarchy. louis xvi was guillotined on 21 january 1793. the reign of terror had begun and it went too far. after napoleon’s defeat at waterloo (18 june 1815), the war of the seventh coalition , the monarchy was restored. the first monarchs were members of the house of bourbon louis xviii and charles x . they were replaced by a monarch belonging to the house of orleans , louis philippe i . louis philippe reigned until the second french revolution, in 1848. both houses were bourbon houses, the house of orleans was a cadet branch of the house of bourbon. i will now endeavour to divide my very long post into shorter periods. the following subject matters are mentioned but not discussed sufficiently: the napoleonic wars and the french revolution; a brief look at the french revolution calendar is needed; the flight to varennes had consequences that need to be mentioned; the castles or prisons where members the last royal family, louis xvi’s family, were sequestered should be identified; the names of members of the royal family who survived despite imprisonment should be included (one name); talleyrand ‘s role during the revolution, the napoleonic wars and the congress of vienna . &c my health is deteriorating, but i love my wordpress community. leaving you would hurt me. the solution is writing shorter posts. you will find a new page at the top of my posts: the french revolution and napoleon. it is incomplete, but i will look for related posts. love to everyone ♥ beethoven’s 7th symphony, 2nd movement drawing by jacques-louis david of the tennis court oath . david later became a deputy in the national convention in 1793 (photo credit: wikipedida) © micheline walker 28 july 2018 wordpress michelinewalker.com print email tweet more share on tumblr like this: like loading... the nineteenth century in france 28 saturday jul 2018 posted by michelinewalker in 19th century france , france , french literature , history ≈ 2 comments tags 1848 revolution , 19th century france , emperors , franco-prussian war , july revolution 1830 , kings , louis xvii of france , philippe ii of france , presidents , the congress of vienna louis-stanislas-xavier de france, louis xviii , comte de provence, maurice quentin de la tour , 1762 (photo credit: wikipedia) the french revolution i would like to provide you with an overview of the history of 19th-century france. it has several insurrections and coups d’état . the first coup d’état took place on 19 brumaire year viii, or 9 november 1799. it therefore precedes the nineteenth century by about six weeks. on 19 brumaire, napoleon i became first consul and his government was the french consulate. however, in april 1804, the french sénat named him emperor of the french, and he was crowned napoleon i, on 2 december 1804. joséphine was crowned impératrice (empress), by the new emperor, her husband. events preceding the first republic at the beginning of the 19th century, france was an unofficial empire. as first consul, napoleon was the de facto ruler of france. he started rising to power during the national convention (1792 – 1795) and continued empowering himself throughout the french directory (1795 – 1799) as general napoleon bonaparte. the french directory is identified as the third stage of the french revolution. everything started with the meeting of the estates general of 1789 . significant events are the tennis court oath of 14 june 1789, the storming of the bastille , on 14 july 1789. the revolution was radicalized (i.e. the king became an enemy) by the flight to varennes (june 1791) and the declaration of pillnitz (august 1791). the levée en masse (conscription of 23 august 1793) gave napoleon and france a huge army. the french revolution can be divided in stages. the first republic was founded on 22 september 1792, by the newly-established national convention . the national convention : 21 september 1792 to 26 october 1795 (4 brumaire year iv). the thermidorian reaction (27 july 1794) put an end to the reign of terror . the directory : 2 november 1795 to 10 november 1799. there were five directors and the directory doubled up as a style ( neoclassicism ). neoclassicism became a style. on 4 september 1797, coup of 18 fructidor year v, suppressed royalists and nonjuring members of the clergy. eighteenth (18) fructidor was a genuine coup d’état , involving the military. the consulate (18 brumaire [9 november 1799] – 1804). as first consul, napoleon i ruled unopposed. the first empire although the french sénat named napoleon emperor of the french , on 18 may 1804, napoleon was a mostly self-proclaimed emperor. he was crowned on 2 december 1804 and, as noted above, he then crowned his créole wife joséphine impératrice . she kept that title when napoleon married marie-louise of austria . napoleon suffered severe losses during the french invasion of russia (1812) and at the battle of leipzig , faught in october 1813. france was invaded and the first empire, dissolved. in fact, the first empire ended twice. it ended first on 4 april 1814, [i] when napoleon i abdicated and was exiled to the mediterranean island of elba , off the coast of tuscany. napoleon escaped and he returned to power. this period of the napoleonic wars (1803 – 1815) is called the hundred days (111 to be precise). the first empire ended a second time, when napoleon i was defeated at waterloo , on 18 june 1815. after waterloo, napoleon was exiled to a distant island, saint helena , where he died of stomach cancer in 1821. the congress of vienna (1815) the first empire was followed by the congress of vienna , the foremost social and political event of the nineteenth century, conducted before and after napoleon i’s hundred days . the main players were: clemens von metternich (austria), tsar alexander i (russia), lord castlereagh and the duke of wellington (britain), karl august von hardenberg (prussia), charles maurice de talleyrand-périgord (france), a late arrival, but a key figure replacements and aides. the decisions made in vienna laid the groundwork for various insurrections and, ultimately, world war i. however, the congress of vienna was the first meeting of a united europe or european nations seeking peaceful coexistence. (see concert of europe , wikipedia.) the two monarchies and three monarchs napoleon’s hundred days , his return from elba, complicated the installation of louis xviii, portrayed above. what a lovely child! our monarchs are: 1815 – 1830: louis xviii & charles x , ( house of bourbon ) and 1830 – 1848: louis-philippe ( house of orleans , elected king of the french), louis philippe (iii) is the son of philippe égalité, or louis-philippe ii , who was guillotined on 6 november 1793; aged 46. louis-philippe ii was the son of louis-philippe i and louis xiv’s brother. the king’s brother may be called monsieur and his wife madame . comments on charles x charles x undermined his reput

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