Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine 2009-3

No 56-3, 2009/3 - 256 pages

Religious Mobility

Pages 7 to 32

Urban Society and Desire for Mission Work: The Driving Force behind Jesuit Missionary Mobility in Milan at the Beginning of the 17th Century

By Aliocha Maldavsky

Pages 33 to 65

“Bringing Back a Group of Good Missionaries”: The Recruitment of European Priests for the United States in the 19th Century

By Tangi Villerbu

Urban Life

Pages 66 to 91

Wearing Black: The Puys of Amiens or Elite Garments during the Renaissance

By Isabelle Paresys

Pages 92 to 122

Widows in Parisian Craft Guilds in the 18th Century

By Janine Lanza

The State, the Church, and the Nation

Pages 123 to 149

Nation Building in Epire 1912 – 1939: The Role of Religion and the Orthodox High Clergy in Greece

By Isabelle Dépret

Pages 150 to 154

About the Misappropriation of Parisian Green Space at the Eve of the Revolution

By Maurice Garden

Readings

Pages 155 to 165

The Ministry of Labor: A History in the Making

By Jean-Pierre Le Crom

Reading

Pages 166 to 250

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