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Chapter 28: Conversation with Olivier, Eugène's Betrayal of Class
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Chapter 27 Olivier's Resignation and the Escalation of the Government Crisis
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Chapter 26 Compromise: A Government That Backs Down to the Republicans
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Chapter 25 An Extremely Passive Empire, A Coup
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Chapter 24 Republicans in Action
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Chapter 23: The Republicans, overjoyed by the defeat of the French army.
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Chapter 22 News of defeat reaches France, turmoil begins
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Chapter 21 Republican Party? Sorry, we're not familiar with each other.
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Chapter 20: Drema is our beloved leader... therefore, we need to pay more.
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Chapter 19: Dremar, a fictional character based on Pierre, a commander in name only?
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Chapter 18: The Former Military Police Commander's Unwilling Departure from the Military Police
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Chapter 17, "An Actor Prepares," concludes the assassination attempt.
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Chapter 16 Paris on the verge of turmoil, Eugène racing against time
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Chapter 15 How a Movie King is Made 2.0
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Chapter 14: Eugène Napoleon, "Disabled but Determined," How Did He Become an Oscar Winner?
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Chapter 13 All eyes turned to me; it was someone from our Republican Party who did it.
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Chapter 12 I think that Gan Bi is as bold as a mouse.
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Chapter 11 Political Showboating: Scaring Yourself
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Chapter 10: The Great Philanthropist Was Assassinated?
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Chapter 9 Corrupt Army, Ghost Employees
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Chapter 8: Distributing Bread, "The Deep Bond Between the Army and the People"
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Chapter 7: Using Famine as a pretext to improve treatment, subsidies, and empty promises.
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Chapter 6 continues the famine; what is the relationship between the famine of the Second Empire and
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Chapter 5 Famine, otherwise there would be no famine.
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Chapter 4 Parisians Block Roads, Face-to-Face Dialogue
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Chapter 3: Paris, a Powder Keg, Receives Funding
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Chapter 2 Napoleon III's Departure, His Resentful Mother
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Chapter 1: Declaring War on Prussia, the French Emperor in a Hurry to Give Away the spoils.