Histoire De La Monarchie De Juillet (volume 3 / 7)

A historical account written in the late 19th century. This volume focuses on the political developments during the early years of the July Monarchy in France, particularly the first ministry of Adolphe Thiers from 1836 to 1839. The text delves into the complexities of parliamentary crises and the dynamics of political factions within the government during this tumultuous period, exploring the challenges faced by Thiers as he navigates diverse interests and opposition. The opening of the book introduces the political landscape following Thiers' appointment as Prime Minister in February 1836. It highlights the end of violent confrontations between the monarchy and revolutionary factions, leading to a period of relative stability but also underlying tensions among various political parties. The narrative discusses Thiers' tactics in balancing the demands of both conservative and liberal factions, his efforts to maintain party unity, and the early signs of opposition that emerge following his controversial statements and policies. Overall, this section sets the stage for understanding the intricacies of Thiers' governance and the political challenges he would encounter in the coming years.