Historian, Patriot and Paragon of Taste: Baron Jean-Charles Davillier (1823–83) and the Study of Ceramics in Nineteenth-Century France
(2018)
Journal Article
Stammers, T. (2018). Historian, Patriot and Paragon of Taste: Baron Jean-Charles Davillier (1823–83) and the Study of Ceramics in Nineteenth-Century France
From the Tuileries to Twickenham: The Orléans, Exile and Anglo-French Liberalism, c.1848–1880 (2018)
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Stammers, T. (2018). From the Tuileries to Twickenham: The Orléans, Exile and Anglo-French Liberalism, c.1848–1880. The English Historical Review, 133(564), 1120-1154. https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/cey269Between the 1848 Revolution and the Franco-Prussian War, the Orléans dynasty relocated to the suburbs of London. For the Orléans as for the Bourbons and the Bonapartes, exile was a fundamental aspect of nineteenth-century royalism. Deprived of the Fr... Read More about From the Tuileries to Twickenham: The Orléans, Exile and Anglo-French Liberalism, c.1848–1880.
Facets of French Heritage: Selling the Crown Jewels in the Early Third Republic (2018)
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Stammers, T. (2018). Facets of French Heritage: Selling the Crown Jewels in the Early Third Republic. The Journal of Modern History, 90(1), 76-115. https://doi.org/10.1086/695884
The Homeless Heritage of the French Revolution, c.1789-1889 (2018)
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Stammers, T. (2019). The Homeless Heritage of the French Revolution, c.1789-1889. International Journal of Heritage Studies, 25(5), 478-490. https://doi.org/10.1080/13527258.2018.1431688The first individuals to preserve the French Revolution were the French Revolutionaries themselves. The experience of revolution encouraged many witnesses in the 1790s to hunt down traces of an era that they recognised as both momentous and transient... Read More about The Homeless Heritage of the French Revolution, c.1789-1889.