Béranger en prison : « Mes fers sont prêts ; la liberté m’inspire ; Je vais chanter son hymne glorieux »

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Abstract
The famous Beranger was sent to prison twice during Restoration. The contribution shows how theses incarcerations contributed to its celebrity, who he was abble to present himself as a victim of oppression, through songs and illustrations. It analyses the songs writen in prison, which praise liberty and challenge the royal power.
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Authors Leterrier, Sophie-Anne;
Journal criminocorpus
Year 2013
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http://journals.openedition.org/criminocorpus/2594
Keywords
Botany philology. linguistics social pathology. social and public welfare. criminology social history and conditions. social problems. social reform criminal law and procedure transportation and communications practical theology the bible architectural engineering. structural engineering of buildings engineering design

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