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THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE REPUBLIC

by Alphonse De Lamartine

Published by Harper & Bros. 1st. 1850

Slightly better than good condition. Black cloth, gilt title to spine. Pages: iv, 164 + 4.

Book: book plate to front endpaper. Endpapers browned. Ink stain to foredge not affecting text.

Stock no. 984638

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Contents

  • BOOK I.
  • CHAPTER I.
  • Introduction
  • General Politics
  • CHAPTER II.
  • Essential Differences between the Republic of 1795 and the Republic of 1848
  • CHAPTER III
  • Why the Republic is called Democratic, an why it is not called Socialist - of true and false Socialism
  • CHAPTER IX-IX
  • On Home Affairs
  • BOOK II
  • CHAPTERS I-III
  • Foreign Relations of the Republic
  • CHAPTER IV
  • I. The Finances of the Republic
  • II. The Public Wealth
  • CHAPTER V.
  • Of Taxation
  • CHAPTERS VI-IX
  • What is Taxation?
  • CHAPTER X
  • Of Progressive Taxation
  • BOOK III
  • OF THE RESTITUION OF THE FORTY-FIVE CENTIME TAX
  • CHAPTER I
  • Ingratitude of the Rich - Folly of the Poor - Illusions for All
  • CHAPTERS II-III
  • Restitution of the Emigrant Indemnity
  • CHAPTERS IV-VIII
  • Income Tax
  • CHAPTER ix
  • Conclusion
  • BOOK IV
  • OF THE ORGANISATION OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
  • CHAPTER I
  • Preliminary Considerations
  • CHAPTER II
  • Of the Principle of Universal Suffrage
  • CHAPTER III
  • Of the Title by virtue of which the Citizen participates in Universal Suffrage
  • CHAPTER IV
  • Of the Sign of the Right to Universal Suffrage
  • CHAPTER V
  • Of the Disadvantage of the Tax required by the old democracies for the exercise of the Electorial Right
  • CHAPTER VI
  • How to find the actual Pledge and Guarantee of Universal Suffrage
  • CHAPTER VII
  • Of two modes of Universal Suffrage
  • CHAPTER VIII
  • Of Direct Suffrage
  • CHAPTER IX
  • Of Indirect Universal Suffrage, or the election by Two Degrees
  • CHAPTER X
  • Of the nature, the advantages and the disadvantages of Universal Suffrage by Two Degrees
  • CHAPTER XI
  • Objections to this System
  • CHAPTERS XII-XIV
  • In what way are the people disfranchised in the election by Two Degrees
  • CHAPTERS XV-XVI
  • Of the first amendment to be effected by Universal Suffrage - suppression of the Ballot by General Ticket
  • CHAPTERS XVII-XIX
  • Omnipotence of the Minority in the Ballot by General Ticket
  • CHAPTER XX
  • Of the true temporary System of Election which should be tried
  • CHAPTERS XXI-XXII
  • Of voting by Electorial Districts
  • CHAPTERS XXIII-XXXII
  • Other advantages of the System of Electoral Districts
  • CHAPTERS XXXIII-XXXIX
  • Of some other amendments in the system of Universal Suffrage

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