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BARADEL, RONDOT YVETTE. "Belfort de l'ancien regime au siege de 1870-1871. Fonction regionale, impact national, 1780-1870." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989STR20017.
Повний текст джерелаBelfort a fortified town designed by vauban, an administrative and commercial centre in the region to the south of alsace, underwent great changes before and after the revolution. Because of its fortified camp, the town became one of the strongholds of french military defence along the rhine and the swiss border. Belfort's military role caused the town to retain its administrative function. After the revolution, belfort looked more towards france. With the regiments going through it, which were now composed of frenchmen, and with a growing immigration trend, the town received news from all over france and became the centre of a very active political life based largely on revolutionary ideals of liberty. The garnison remained the main support of the town's economy but the revolution favoured the activities of the old iron works that attracted local capital. The textile industry established itself in the suburbs but il relied on capital from outside the town. From 1858 on, the railway took over from the roads, where the traffic had been declining and the town enjoyed a revival of business. Belfort, originally a middle class town domined by notabilities who had made a fortune during the revolution, gradually became more democratic. And at the same time there appeared a spirit of religious tolerance, promoted after 1789 by the advent of two religious minorities, i. E. The jewish, and then the protestant communities, working side by side with the old roman catholic families
Froger, Jérôme. "Le personnel dirigeant de la Révolution Française en Isère : les communes du district de la Tour-du-Pin (1788-1799)." Université Pierre Mendès France (Grenoble ; 1990-2015), 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995GRE29038.
Повний текст джерелаIt's a study of the political elite, at the lowest level of administration (towncouncils, committes and so on) in the la tour-du-pin district. The study follows a chronological order and aims at highlighting what changed and what continued in a permanent way through the different stages of the revolution. Two major directions have been followed : a social as well as a prosopographic study. The systematical use of the revenue sources at the end of the old regime and of the revolution leads us to the study of the socioprofessional composition of the town-councils and of their position in the social hierarchy of the village populations. The prosopographic study allows us to spot what was permanent and what might have ceased to be, and to witness the coming to life of a political life of a new style (reactions toward local and national events). Permanence is pre-eminent all through the revolution : no change in the people, the social backgrounds from wich the elite was to come in spite of the institutional changes and the succession of the appointment methods (the corporate system of the old regime, followed by the suffrage based on a tax qualification and then the universal suffrage). The terror (1793-1794) was a time of complete change for the two most important cities (bourgoin and cremieu) where the former elite was replaced by a new political corps coming from the working classes
Froger, Jérôme. "Le personnel dirigeant de la Révolution française en Isère : les communes du district de La Tour-du-Pin, 1788-1799." Grenoble 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995GRE2A001.
Повний текст джерелаIt's a study of the political elite, at the lowest level of administration (towncouncils, committes and so on) in the la tour-du-pin district. The study follows a chronological order and aims at highlighting what changed and what continued in a permanent way through the different stages of the revolution. Two major directions have been followed : a social as well as a prosopographic study. The systematical use of the revenue sources at the end of the old regime and of the revolution leads us to the study of the socioprofessional composition of the town-councils and of their position in the social hierarchy of the village populations. The prosopographic study allows us to spot what was permanent and what might have ceased to be, and to witness the coming to life of a political life of a new style (reactions toward local and national events). Permanence is pre-eminent all through the revolution : no change in the people, the social backgrounds from wich the elite was to come in spite of the institutional changes and the succession of the appointment methods (the corporate system of the old regime, followed by the suffrage based on a tax qualification and then the universal suffrage). The terror (1793-1794) was a time of complete change for the two most important cities (bourgoin and cremieu) where the former elite was replaced by a new political corps coming from the working classes
Goger, Jean-Marcel. "La Politique routière en France de 1716 à 1815." Paris, EHESS, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988EHES0038.
Повний текст джерелаPressed upon by the economists, the regency started consolidating the high ways in order to increase their trading capacity. This undertaking was developed by louis the fifteenth but decried by the philosophers because it took no account of the country and yet made use of the "corvee" and of expropriations without compensation. Louis the sixteenth enacted a local road policy, turning the "corvee" into taxes and reorganising the scheme on a local basis. The constituent assembly went even further, paying compensations to those who had been expropriated, giving the management to the departement authorities, and organising road taxes with greater fairness. And yet financial set-backs put an end to those noble designs. The national convention recentralised and summoned the people to maintain the military roads. Finally, turnpike-roads appeared in the last years of the directory. Although the roads were in a sad condition at the beginning of the consulate, a sound financial position enabled this government to stop the wear by means of tolls and subventions. Under the empire, a tax on salt, special supplies and local duties enabled road-building to start anew: road-planning was from then on organised on a rational basis
Fournier, Georges. "Democratie et vie municipale en languedoc. (milieu dix-huitieme-debut dix-neuvieme siecle)." Toulouse 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991TOU20068.
Повний текст джерелаIn the eighteenth-century, languedoc possessed an active municipal life in a provincial setting. Relatively democratic village traditions and the ambitions of the petty and middling urban bourgoisie clashed with highly oligarchical tendencies favored by the policies of the administrative monarchy relayed by the provincial estates. The revolution, by suppressing the hierarchies and introducing elections, rendered more flexible the adaptation of elected representatives to social change. It took nothing away from the traditional competences of municipalities and enlarged their sphere of intervention as relays of central power. However, the persistence of economic, social and culturl alienation limited the enlargement of the local ruling class while was developing a contradiction between affirmations of national sovereignty and manifestations of a communalism marked by local spirit. In spite of the growing weight of state intervention, the revolutionary dynamic forbid, up to l'an ii, going against the principle of a municipal power associating execution and deliberation. From l'an iii, on the contrary, centralization increased, favoring execution. The disappearance of the province, condemned in 1789 for their archaism as much as by the developing of national ideology, encouraged this evolution