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    Valjean’s Escape: Photographs of Haussmann’s Underground Paris
    Vanderbilt Historical Review
    • Feb 6, 2019
    • 14 min

    Valjean’s Escape: Photographs of Haussmann’s Underground Paris

    Abstract: While traditional accounts of the Haussmann reconstruction of Paris allege that the reconstruction was completed for military reasons, namely to ensure government control of the city, this paper proposes a second cause: sanitation. By examining the prints of photographer Felix Nadar, it becomes obvious that sanitation played a key role in the Haussman reconstruction. This paper begins by addressing classic arguments for the reconstruction and proceeds to analyze sev
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