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