41. To Jean-Jacques Ampère

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS VII
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIII
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. A NOTE ON THE EDITION 21
6. The Letters
7. One. YOUTH AND THE JOURNEY TO NORTH AMERICA (1823-1832)
8. 1. To Eugène Stoffels¹ 29
9. 2. To Louis de Kergorlay 30
10. 3. To Louis de Kergorlay 33
11. 4. To Louis de Kergorlay 35
12. 5. Gustave de Beaumont to Tocquevilles⁵ 36
13. 6. To Ernest de Chabrol 37
14. 7. To Eugène Stoffels 41
15. 8. To Louis de Kergorlay 45
16. 9. To Ernest de Chabrol 59
17. 10. To Charles Stoffels¹⁴ 62
18. 11. To Hippolyte de Tocqueville 65
19. 12. To Louise-Madeleine-Marguerite Le Pelletier de Rosanbo, Countess de Tocqueville 68
20. TWO. POLITICAL SPECULATION, Democracy in America, AND ELECTION TO THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES (1832-1839)
21. 13. To Gustave de Beaumont 77
22. 14. To Eugène Stoffels 80
23. 15. To Gustave de Beaumont 82
24. 16. To Mary Mottley¹² 85
25. 17. To Louis de Kergorlay 88
26. 18. To Louis de Kergorlay 92
27. 19. To Louis de Kergorlay 93
28. 20. To Nassau William Senior 96
29. 21. To Eugène Stoffels 98
30. 22. To John Stuart Mill 100
31. 23. To Louis de Kergorlay 103
32. 24. To Gustave de Beaumont 105
33. 25. To Claude-François de Corcelle 108
34. 26. To Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard 108
35. 27. To Eugène Stoffels 112
36. 28. To Henry Reeve 115
37. 29. To Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard 117
38. 30. To Gustave de Beaumont 121
39. 31. To Gustave de Beaumont 123
40. 32. To Gustave de Beaumont 126
41. 33. To Paul Clamorgan 131
42. 34. To Gustave de Beaumont 133
43. Three. THE POLITICS OF THE JULY MONARCHY (1839-1847)
44. 35. To Paul Clamorgan 139
45. 36. To Henry Reeve 141
46. 37. To Gustave de Beaumont 142
47. 38. To Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard 143
48. 39. To Edouard de Tocqueuille 147
49. 40. To John Stuart Mill 149
50. 41. To Jean-Jacques Ampère 152
51. 42. To Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard 153
52. 43. To Paul Clamorgan 157
53. 44. To Gustave de Beaumont 159
54. 45. To Gustave de Beaumont 162
55. 46. To Gustave de Beaumont 165
56. 47. To Gustave de Beaumont¹⁹ 168
57. 48. Gustave de Beaumont to Tocqueuille²³ 172
58. 49. To Gustave de Beaumont 176
59. 50. To Gustave de Beaumont 177
60. 51. To Paul Clamorgan 184
61. 52. To Nassau William Senior 188
62. 53. To Louis de Kergorlay 189
63. Four. FROM THE FEBRUARY REVOLUTION TO THE ELECTION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON (1848)
64. 54. To Paul Clamorgan 199
65. 55. To Nassau William Senior 205
66. 56. To Gustave de Beaumont 208
67. 57. To Lord Radnor 211
68. 58. To Paul Clamorgan 212
69. 59. To Eugène Stoffels 214
70. 60. To Gustave de Beaumont 217
71. 61. To Paul Clamorgan 223
72. Five. LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE SECOND EMPIRE (1849-1851)
73. 62. To Gustave de Beaumont 230
74. 63. To Gustave de Beaumont³ 234
75. 64. To Gustave de Beaumont 239
76. 65. To Arthur de Gobineau 245
77. 66. To Gustave de Beaumont 246
78. 67. To Harriet Grote 250
79. 68. To Louis de Kergorlay 252
80. 69. To Gustave de Beaumont 258
81. 70. To the editor of the London Times³² 266
82. Six. FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND EMPIRE TO THE PUBLICATION OF The Old Regime (1852-1856)
83. 71. To Henry Reeve 283
84. 72. To Gustave de Beaumont 285
85. 73. To Gustave de Beaumont 288
86. 74. To Claude-François de Corcelle 292
87. 75. To Pierre Freslon 295
88. 76. To Arthur de Gobineau 297
89. 77. To Adolphe de Circourt 301
90. 78. To Arthur de Gobineau 302
91. 79. To Gustave de Beaumont 305
92. 80. To Gustave de Beaumont 307
93. 81. To Theodore Sedgwick 310
94. 82. To Gustave de Beaumont 311
95. 83. To Gustave de Beaumont 315
96. 84. To Claude-François de Corcelle 320
97. 85. To Gustave de Beaumont 321
98. 86. To Gustave de Beaumont 324
99. 87. To Sophie Swetchine 325
100. 88. To Gustave de Beaumont 327
101. 89. To Gustave de Beaumont 329
102. Seven. THE FINAL YEARS (1856-1859)
103. 90. To Sophie Swetchine 336
104. 91. To Jeanne-Rachel de Cordoiie, Countess de Mandat-Grancey 339
105. 92. To Arthur de Gobineau 342
106. 93. To Sophie Swetchine 348
107. 94. To Hubert de Tocqueville 349
108. 95. To Gustave de Beaumont 352
109. 96. To Claude-François de Corcelle 354
110. 97. To Louis de Kergorlay 355
111. 98. To Lord Hatherton 358
112. 99. To Henry Reeve 360
113. 100. To Gustave de Beaumont 365
114. 101. To Pierre Freslon 370
115. 102. To Louis de Kergorlay 371
116. 103. To Arthur de Gobineau 374
117. 104. To Gustave de Beaumont 377
118. APPENDIX A. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF TOCQUEVILLE'S CORRESPONDENTS 379
119. APPENDIX B. CHRONOLOGY 390
120. APPENDIX C. SOURCES FOR THE TEXTS 398
121. INDEX 405