MOUREAUX - VAN NECK (A.), Une expérience malheureuse de la Société Générale de Belgique : la Société du Renard (1837-1844)
CLAEYS-VAN HAEGENDOREN (M), 25 jaar Belgisch Socialisme. Evolutie van de Belgisch Werkliedenpartij tot de parlementaire democratie in België van 1914 tot 1940
LAMBERTS (Emiel), Kerk en Liberalisme in het Bisdom Gent (1821-1857). Bijdrage tot de studie van het liberaal-katholicisme en het ultramontanisme
Introduction.
Congressen en colloquia — Congrès et colloques.
Kongressen en colloquia / . Post-graduate onderwijs in geschiedenis en maatschappelijke vorming.
L'histoire, science du comportement.
The urban petitioning campaigns of 1837-1838 and early 1841.
The Urban Petitioning Campaigns Of 1837-38 And Early 1841: During the 1830's and 1840's the political set-up in Belgium was such that the Catholic Party held the reins of power at national level thanks to the support of the many rural electors, and that the Liberal Party was remote from government not withstanding the fact that it held a wide majority in the urban centres.
Het project tot omkoping van de Brusselse krant, "L'Emancipation", door het Belgische episcopaat in 1838.
How The Belgian Bishops Laid Their Hands On The Brussels Newspaper L'Emancipation: "Unionism" (the name of a political alliance between catholics and liberals) has been held by some to be a fundamental expression of "faith". Others look at that agreement as purely tactical. An episode in the history of the newspaper L'Emancipation goes far to lend credibility to the thesis of the purely tactical move. As a matter of fact, the catholic movement could boast only a very weak press in the years following 1830.
A propos d'une recherche sur la déviation de la franc-maçonnerie en France et en Belgique. (La voie substituée. Recherches sur la déviation de la franc-maçonnerie en France et en Europe. J. Balyot).
Electorale agenten aan de vooravond van de partijformaties. Aantekeningen bij brieven en nota's van senator F. Béthune.
Electioneering Before The Time Of Political Parties: After Belgium became independent in 1830, it lasted nearly twenty years before there came actual party organisation. How did one get oneself elected in that period ? One has to consider two quite different possibilities, depending on the candidate's view : did he, generally speaking, subscribe to the ideas of the "catholics" or to those of the "liberals" ?
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