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050 00 $aDC354$b.B88 1999
100 1 $aBurns, Michael,$d1947-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n83153952
245 10 $aFrance and the Dreyfus affair :$ba documentary history /$cMichael Burns.
260 $aBoston :$bBedford/St. Martins,$c[1999], ©1999.
300 $axiv, 210 pages :$billustrations ;$c21 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
490 1 $aThe Bedford series in history and culture
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 201-204) and index.
505 00 $g1.$tThe Epoch.$tMaurice Barres, Election Campaign Speech, November 1, 1898.$tLa Libre Parole, Jews in the Army, May 23, 1892 Camille Dreyfus and Charles Freycinet, Exchange in the Chamber of Deputies, June 25, 1892.$tRabbi Zadoc Kahn, Funeral Oration, June 26, 1892.$tMilitary Personnel Record of Alfred Dreyfus, 1882-1892 --$g2.$tThe Arrest.$tThe Bordereau, 1894.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Arrest and Interrogation, October 15, 1894.$tInterrogation of Alfred Dreyfus, October 18-November 29, 1894.$tLa Libre Parole, High Treason, November 1, 1894.$tMathieu Dreyfus, Account of the Court-Martial Dossier, December 1894.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Letter to Lucie Dreyfus, December 18, 1894 --$g3.$tTrial and Exile.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Witnesses for the Prosecution, December 1894.$tThe Verdict, December 22, 1894.$tMaurice Paleologue, My Secret Diary of the Dreyfus Case, December 23, 1894.$tThe Times of London, December 24, 1894.$tLucie Dreyfus, Letter to Alfred Dreyfus, January 2, 1895.
505 80 $tAlfred Dreyfus, Letter to Lucie Dreyfus, January 2, 1895.$tLeon Daudet, The Punishment, January 6, 1895.$tTheodor Herzl, Account of the Dreyfus Degradation, January 6, 1895.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Devil's Island Diary, April 14, 1895 --$g4.$tTreasons and Strategems.$tThe Petit Bleu, 1896.$tSeverine (Caroline Remy), Memories of Esterhazy, January 1898.$tHavas Press Agency, Dreyfus Escapes! September 3, 1896.$tLucie Dreyfus, Petition to the Chamber of Deputies, September 18, 1896.$tThe Henry Forgery, October 1896.$tMathieu Dreyfus, The Clairvoyant and the President, February 1895.$tBernard Lazare, A Judicial Error, November 1896.$tEsperance, Letter to Esterhazy, October 1897.$tMathieu Dreyfus, Letter in Le Figaro, November 16, 1897.$tEmile Zola, M. Scheurer-Kestner, November 25, 1897 --$g5.$tJ'Accuse.$tFerdinand Walsin-Esterhazy, The Uhlan Letter, November 28, 1897.$tFerdinand Walsin-Esterhazy, Letter to General de Pellieux, December 2, 1897.$tEmile Zola, J'Accuse!, January 13, 1898.
505 80 $tLe Siecle, Call to Women, March 25-27, 1898.$tGyp, Les Izolatres, March 3, 1898.$tJean Jaures, The Socialist Concern, 1898.$tCharles Maurras, First Blood, September 6-7, 1898 --$g6.$tHigh Courts.$tMaurice Paleologue, My Secret Diary of the Dreyfus Case, September 26, 1898.$tGeorges Picquart, I Have Had My Say, September 21, 1898.$tThe Henry Monument, December 1898-January 1899.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Letter to Lucie Dreyfus, June 1, 1899.$tAnnouncement of the Second Court-Martial, June 5, 1899.$tLucie Dreyfus, Letter to Alfred Dreyfus, July 1, 1899.$tG. W. Steevens, The Tragedy of Dreyfus, August 7, 1899.$tJean-Bernard, Impressions of a Spectator, September 9, 1899 --$g7.$tThe World's Affair.$tLord Russell of Killowen, Report to Queen Victoria, September 16, 1899.$tJoseph Reinach, The Pardon, September 10-13, 1899.$tEmile Zola, The Fifth Act, September 12, 1899.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Declaration of Innocence, September 19, 1899.$tMinister of War Gaston de Galliffet, Proclamation to the Army, September 21, 1899 --
505 80 $g8.$tEncores and Legacies.$tAnatole France, Eulogy for Emile Zola, October 5, 1902.$tCharles Peguy, Reflections on Bernard Lazare, 1910.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Petition to the Minister of Justice, November 25, 1903.$tBallot-Beaupre, Annulment of the Rennes Verdict, July 12, 1906.$tAlfred Dreyfus, Painful Reverie, July 20, 1906.$tSarah Bernhardt, Letter to Alfred Dreyfus, June 6, 1908.$tLeon Blum, Memories of the Affair, 1935.$tColonel Paul Gaujac, A Theory of Innocence, January 31, 1994.$tJacques Chirac, President of the Republic, Letter on the Centenary of "J'Accuse," January 1998.$gAppendix.$tChronology of Events Related to the Dreyfus Affair (1859-1998) --$gAppendix.$tList of Principal Characters --$gAppendix.$tSelected Bibliography.
520 1 $a"The Dreyfus affair - the infamous account of Jewish army officer and French citizen Alfred Dreyfus unjustly convicted of treason in 1894 - was the most significant political and social crisis of fin-de-siecle Europe. In the first book designed to introduce students to the broad outlines and significant legacies of the affair, the author deftly interweaves text with documents, tracing the course of events.
520 8 $aHe highlights the many issues connected with the case, including anti-Semitism, militant nationalism, socialism, the birth of modern Zionism, the separation of church and state, and the emergence of the "intellectual" in the political arena."--BOOK JACKET.
600 10 $aDreyfus, Alfred,$d1859-1935$xTrials, litigation, etc.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2019004577
650 0 $aTrials (Treason)$zFrance.
650 0 $aAntisemitism$zFrance.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007101169
650 0 $aPress and politics$zFrance.
830 0 $aBedford series in history and culture.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n94055995
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