The Ins and Outs of Paris or Paris by Day and Night

Paris has been often described, by travelers, by artists, by savants, by friends and by enemies, yet it was after reading most of the works descriptive of Paris that I felt how much there was still to be written, if not about Paris, at least about the Parisians.

By : Julie de Marguerittes (1814 - 1866)

00 - Introduction 01 - Chapter. 1 The First Entrance into Paris 02 - Chapter. 2 The Boulevards 03 - Chapter. 3 The Tuileries 04 - Chapter. 4 The Place De La Concorde etc. 05 - Chapter. 5 The Faubourg St. Germain 06 - Chapter. 6 The Students and the Luxembourg 07 - Chapter. 7 The Theatres and the Press 08 - Chapter. 8 The Odeon, The Grisettes, and Franconi's 09 - Chapter. 9 Le Bal Masque and the Literati 10 - Chapter. 10 Sentiments and Cemeteries 11 - Chapter. 11 The Louvre - The Kings, Courts and Galleries 12 - Chapter. 12 The Sister of Charity - Dame de Charite, and the Enfans Trouves 13 - Chapter. 13 The Small Trades of Paris 14 - Chapter. 14 The Jeunesse Doree - The Garde Nationale 15 - Chapter. 15 The Bourgeoisie 16 - Chapter. 16 The Swimming Bath 17 - Chapter. 17 Versailles 18 - Chapter. 18 Life's First Ceremony and Its Last 19 - Chapter. 19 The Palais Royal 20 - Chapter. 20 The Pont Neuf, The Morgue, and Notre Dame 21 - Chapter. 21 An Editorial Sanctum 22 - Chapter. 22 The Temple 23 - Chapter. 23 How Paris is Educated 24 - Chapter. 24 Foreigners in Paris 25 - Chapter. 25 The Influence of Women in France 26 - Chapter. 26 Parisian Society and Parisian Celebrities 27 - Chapter. 27 A Little About a Few Artists 28 - Chapter. 28 The Burial Places of Three Dynasties