Refuge in the Land of Liberty

1. Introduction: Refugees and Asylum
Greg Burgess

Part I. Asylum and the French Revolution

2. Exiles and Patriots
Greg Burgess

3. Asylum, Empire, and Restoration
Greg Burgess

Part II. Revolutionary Exiles and the July Monarchy, 1830–48

4. The Limits of Tolerance
Greg Burgess

5. The Practice of Asylum
Greg Burgess

6. ‘A sentence passed in a shadow, by a hidden power’
Greg Burgess

Part III. A Republican Tradition: Asylum, 1848–1920

7. Asylum and the Mid-Century Crisis
Greg Burgess

8. Socialist Revolutionaries, Mass Migration, War: 1870–1920
Greg Burgess

Part IV. ‘Around the corner from a hostile France, a France more amicable’, 1920–39

9. Migration and Asylum After the Great War
Greg Burgess

10. The German Refugee Crisis, 1933–5
Greg Burgess

11. Reform, Renewal, and the End of Asylum
Greg Burgess

12. Conclusion The Right of Asylum—A Site of Memory
Greg Burgess

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Political Sociology, European History, Modern History, Political History, History of France