Jacques Bernet, The Election of Bishops and Vicars in Oise under the French Revolution. The boldest innovation of the 1790 Civilian Constitution of the Clergy, the second degree election of bishops and vicars, « public servants », was enforced with no great difficulty in Oise, from 1791 to 1793, a « constitutional » department in the majority of its population, it must be admitted. Through the minutes of a good forty ballots, one can grasp the modalities of an election that is both made rather commonplace while remaining specific, and reveals some features of the political and religious turns of mind that led to the choice of the citizens-electors, a testimony of the mostly favourable reception met by the new organization of the Church in ...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...
Vote de remerciements à M. de Boisgelin pour son travail en tant que Président, lors de la séance du...
Loupès Philippe. Une géographie des « jureurs » et des « réfractaires » de 1791 :Tackett (Timothy), ...
The French bishops, the first body of the first Order of the state, were frequently consulted during...
Aberdam Serge. L'elargissement du droit de vote entre 1792 et 1795. Au travers du dénombrement du co...
Paul Chopelin, « Wolves dressed up as lambs ». The reception of the constitutional priests emigrati...
We now have a better understanding of the "popular votes" cast during the adoption of the Constituti...
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (12th July 1790) was a brutal rupture in French canonial life a...
Le suffrage universel apparaît-il pendant la révolution française ? Trop de manuels emploient cette ...
Chasset Charles Antoine. Adjonction du comité de Constitution au comité ecclésiastique pour examiner...
The municipal elections of 1790 in the villages of Côte-d’Or. The first municipal elections to take ...
Rabaud de Saint Etienne Jean- Paul. Vote de l'amendement e M. Gouttes sur l'article 3 du projet de d...
Modernity and archaism of the first French republican Constitutions (1792-1799). This study is a leg...
Melvin Edelstein, Electoral Behavior under the Constitutional Monarchy (1790-1791). A Community-Base...
B. Lefebvre, Religious observance and Constitutional Church, the case of Dengremont, vicar of Sin-le...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...
Vote de remerciements à M. de Boisgelin pour son travail en tant que Président, lors de la séance du...
Loupès Philippe. Une géographie des « jureurs » et des « réfractaires » de 1791 :Tackett (Timothy), ...
The French bishops, the first body of the first Order of the state, were frequently consulted during...
Aberdam Serge. L'elargissement du droit de vote entre 1792 et 1795. Au travers du dénombrement du co...
Paul Chopelin, « Wolves dressed up as lambs ». The reception of the constitutional priests emigrati...
We now have a better understanding of the "popular votes" cast during the adoption of the Constituti...
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (12th July 1790) was a brutal rupture in French canonial life a...
Le suffrage universel apparaît-il pendant la révolution française ? Trop de manuels emploient cette ...
Chasset Charles Antoine. Adjonction du comité de Constitution au comité ecclésiastique pour examiner...
The municipal elections of 1790 in the villages of Côte-d’Or. The first municipal elections to take ...
Rabaud de Saint Etienne Jean- Paul. Vote de l'amendement e M. Gouttes sur l'article 3 du projet de d...
Modernity and archaism of the first French republican Constitutions (1792-1799). This study is a leg...
Melvin Edelstein, Electoral Behavior under the Constitutional Monarchy (1790-1791). A Community-Base...
B. Lefebvre, Religious observance and Constitutional Church, the case of Dengremont, vicar of Sin-le...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...
Vote de remerciements à M. de Boisgelin pour son travail en tant que Président, lors de la séance du...
Loupès Philippe. Une géographie des « jureurs » et des « réfractaires » de 1791 :Tackett (Timothy), ...