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Contents
Preface
Introduction: Historians and Modernity
1. “À la Table de Magny”: Men of Letters and Historical Writing in Nineteenth-Century Paris
2. Ordering Time: The Problem of French Chronology
3. God and the Historian: Sainte-Beuve’s Port-Royal
4. Lost Worlds: Lucien Febvre and the Alien Past
5. Private Lives and Historical Knowledge
6. Nobles as Signifiers: Making Sense of a Class Structure
7. An Alternative Path to Rural History
Conclusion: On the Politics of Social History
Index
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