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France in 1848

Historical records for France in 1848, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

14Records
11Events
6Named people
1Places
3Categories

Historical records

February

24 February 1848AbdicationLouis Phillipe

Paris · House / House of Bourbon

The Bourbons are overthrown & the second Republic proclaimed

24 February 1848CoupLouis Phillipe

Paris · House / House of Bourbon

The Bourbons are overthrown & the second Republic proclaimed

April

23 April 1848ElectionAlexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin

Government / Government of France

Half the Deputies are monarchists divided into 300 Orleanists & 150 Legitimists. Elections take place to the Constituent Assembly

July

29 July 1848AbdicationCharles X

Paris · House / House of Bourbon

Deposed by Parisian revolutionaries

December

10 December 1848President of FranceNapoleon III

House / House of Bonaparte

Appointed President of France, appealing to the nostalgia of the "Napoleonic legend"

Other Events

1848Consituent AssemblyAlexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin

Government / Government of France

Has the responsibility for organizing the election of a Constituent Assembly

1848DismissalAlexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin

Paris · Government / Government of France

All Prefects & most sub-prefects are replaced by revolutionary Commissaries

1848ElectionAlexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin

Government / Government of France

Has the responsibility for organizing the election of a Constituent Assembly

1848ElectionNapoleon III

House / House of Bonaparte

Elected to the National Assembly

1848Minister of EducationHippolyte Carnot

Government / Government of France

Appointed Minister of Education

1848Minister of WarFrancois Arago

Government / Government of France

Appointed Minister of War

1848National AssemblyNapoleon III

House / House of Bonaparte

Elected to the National Assembly

1848Reform of EducationHippolyte Carnot

Paris · Government / Government of France

Calls on village school teachers to spread the republican faith

1848SlaveryFrancois Arago

Government / Government of France

Responsible for the abolition of slavery in the French colonies

Names involved

Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-RollinCharles XFrancois AragoHippolyte CarnotLouis PhillipeNapoleon III

Places involved

Paris

Provenance

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