Ernest Belfort Bax's account of the Paris commune of 1871.
- Preface
- I. Introduction
- II. Prologue
- III. The 18th of March
- IV. The Central Committee and the Reaction
- V. The Election of the Commune
- VI. The War Begins with Disaster for the Commune
- VII. Concerning Various Matters
- VIII. Internal Administration and Policy of the Commune
- IX. The Freemasons, the Committee of Public Safety, and Rossel
- X. The Last Days of Paris
- XI. The Entry of the Versaillese
- XII. The Barricades
- XIII. The “Commune or Death”
- XIV. The Commune is Dead!
- XV. The Civilised World and Its “Thrill of Horror”
- XVI. The Hostages
- XVII. The Lessons of the Commune
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The Paris Commune - Ernest Belfort Bax
- Preface
- I. Introduction
- II. Prologue
- III. The 18th of March
- IV. The Central Committee and the Reaction
- V. The Election of the Commune
- VI. The War Begins with Disaster for the Commune
- VII. Concerning Various Matters
- VIII. Internal Administration and Policy of the Commune
- IX. The Freemasons, the Committee of Public Safety, and Rossel
- X. The Last Days of Paris
- XI. The Entry of the Versaillese
- XII. The Barricades
- XIII. The “Commune or Death”
- XIV. The Commune is Dead!
- XV. The Civilised World and Its “Thrill of Horror”
- XVI. The Hostages
- XVII. The Lessons of the Commune
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