Contents
- I. Confiteor
- II. Profession of Faith; Nature and Destination of Parties
- III. Nature and Destination of Government
- IV. 1789-1830: Government Acts
- V. 1830-1848: Government Corruption
- VI. 24 February: Provisional Government
- VII. 17 March: Reaction of Louis Blanc
- VIII. 16 April: Reaction of Ledru-Rollin
- IX. 15 May: Reaction of Bastide and Marrast
- X. 23-26 June: Cavaignac Reaction
- XI. Who Am I?
- XII. 31 July: New Manifestation of Socialism
- XIII. 17 September: Progress of Socialism; Conversion of the Mountain
- XIV. 4 November: The Constitution
- XV. Bank of the People
- XVI. 10 December: Louis Bonaparte
- XVII. 1849, 29 January: Barrot-Falloux Reaction; Destruction of the Government
- XVIII. 21 March: Law Respecting Clubs; Legal Resistance
- XIX. 16 April: Roman Expedition
- XX. 13 May-13 June 1849: Constitutionality of the Democratic Socialist Party
- XXI. 8 July: Conclusion
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