Jean-Noël TARDY

With an agrégation (advanced teaching degree) and a Ph.D. in history, Jean-Noël Tardy is a research associate at the Centre d’histoire du xixe siècle (19th-Century Research Center). His book, L’Âge des ombres. Complots, conspirations et sociétés secrètes au xixe siècle (“The Age of Shadows: Plots, Conspiracies and Secret Societies in the 19th Century” (Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2015)) was based on his thesis, which was supervised by Dominique Kalifa and defended at University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. His research focuses on the 19th-century political imaginary, a concept that encompasses the values and institutions through which people imagine their society as a whole.

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Illustration 1: A carbonari “vendita” (name given to a local section) in the Kingdom of Naples. Memoirs of the Secret Societies of the South of Italy, Particularly the Carbonari. Translated from the original Ms, London, John Murray, 1821.
Illustration 1: A carbonari “vendita” (name given to a local section) in the Kingdom of Naples. Memoirs of the Secret Societies of the South of Italy, Particularly the Carbonari. Translated from the original Ms, London, John Murray, 1821.

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