A rhetoric of bourgeois revolution Book

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First edition of this Correspondance, in French) between Tocqueville and Gobineau, 1843-1859 (Tocqueville's death) was a German's attempt to keep bridges of communication across the Rhine as it were; this was Ludwig Schemann in 1908, and his efforts failed, as WW-I erupted five years later - despite Heirich Heine's 1840's attempts to warn Parisian influencers, along Mme de Stael et al. about pesky religions and philosophies still holding water across the Rhine...
Since 1979, and the birth of a new republic in Iran, islamic, this geopolitical dimension of Tocqueville's bold and ominous proclamation of the democracy's Empire in America has indeed extended now across the ocean and beyond the Mediterranean sea to the East, near, middle and far.
Gobineau: a French Lawrence of Arabia? - not Arabia but Persia; not British but francais.
- Lest diplomacy gets ashaken into its anagram: mad policy, this 'European Correspondence' should be read anew for its geopolitical perspective.