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Alexis de Tocqueville
   
Life
1805-1859; member of Chamber of Deputies, 1839-48; Constituent and legislative
Assemblies of Second Republic; member of Conseil Général
of the Departement de La Manche, 1842; judiciary and politician to 1851;
visited USA in 1851, and wrote La Démocratie en Amérique
(1835, 1840); also unfinished masterpiece, LAncien Régime
(1856), treating that era as source of principals that grew to overthrow
it, and characterising the French Revolution as the greatest property
transaction in history; corresponded with John Stuart Mill. OCEL OCAL
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Works
Correspondance et Écrits locaux, ed., Lise Queffelec Tome
10 of Oeuvres Complètes [18 vols.] (Paris: Gallimard [q.d.]); Emmet Larkin, trans. and intro., Alexis de Tocquevilles Journey in Ireland, July-August 1835 (Washington: CUA Press 1990), xvi, 157pp.
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Criticism
Emmet Larkin, trans. and intro., Alexis de Tocquevilles Journey in Ireland, July-August 1835 (Washington: CUA Press 1990), xvi, 157pp.
André Jardin, Alexis de Tocqueville 1805-1859 (Paris 1984);
G. W. Pierosn, Tocqueville and Beaumont in america (1938); Larry Siedentop, Tocqueville (OUP 1994), 153pp.
James Kelly, review of Emmet Larkin, trans. & ed., Journey in Ireland, July-August 1835 (1990), with Gustave
de Beaumont, LIrlande sociale, politique et religieuse [1839]
(Univ. Charles de Gaulle 1990), in Linen Hall Review (James Kelly,
Sept. 1991).
Review of Emmet Larkin, trans.
and ed., Alexis de Tocquevilles Journey in Ireland, July-August,
1835 (Wolfhound, 1990), in Books Ireland, Summer 1991].
Hugh Brogan, review of
Larry Siedentop, Tocqueville (OUP 1994), in Times Literary Supplement
(13 May [q.d.]).
Oliver MacDonagh, States
of Mind, London: Allen & Unwin 1983, p.91.
James Fairhall, James Joyce and the Question of History, Cambridge UP 1993, p.131.
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Princess Grace Irish Library (Monaco)
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