History of Europe and Western Modern Anti-Revolutionary France / Yutaka Uegaki

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European and Western History This book sheds light on the forces traditionally associated with the anti-revolution, such as royalists, for which little research has been done.
By doing so, it urges a correction to the post-revolution image of modern French history, and attempts to reconsider the significance of monarchy and the roles of aristocrats in modern times.
Contents
Introduction Chapter : The Anti-Revolution and the Right Wing in the Nineteenth Century French
■ Part I : Plural Monarchy and Royalist
Chapter 1 : Sacred Separation Ceremony in the Nineteenth Century French
Chapter 2 : Royal Expenses and Court in the Nineteenth Century French
Chapter 3 : The Society of Jesus Mythology in the Constitutional Monarchy - From Monroe Jie to Michele
■ Part II : Royalist and Catholic Church
Chapter 4 : Transformation of カトリシスム and "Modern Society"
Chapter 6 : Aborted Restoration of Monarchy - Chapter 7 : Aristocrats in the Legal System - Over Peerage and the House of Peers
■ Part III : Aristocrats after the French Revolution
Chapter 7 : Aristocrats in Society - Over Peerage and the House of Peers
■ Part III : Aristocrats after the French Revolution
Chapter 7 : Aristocrats in Society
Aristocrats
Chapter 9 : Culture and Identity of Aristocrats - Intermediaries between the Capital and the Countryside
End Chapter : From the Battle over the Revolution to Connecting the Chains of History
Main Bibliography
Personal index
Author brief history
Yutaka UEGAKI (Yutaka, Uegaki) born in 1955.
Professor of the Faculty of Law at Ryukoku University
Author brief history
Author : 2016 2013 Shirahata 『 』 『 』