The Crushing of the Insurrection and the Shift in Threats

This chapter delves into the violent and intense final days of the insurrection in Paris in June 1848, where General Cavignac used relentless force to crush the rebellion, resulting in casualties on both sides. It also explores the shift of threats to the Second Republic from the right and sets the stage for the upcoming focus on the ongoing Revolution of 1848 in Central Europe.