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Ian Coller
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Applied sociology
/ Armed forces
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Bourbon monarchy
/ Britain
/ Business
/ Business administration
/ Catholicism
/ Children
/ Christianity
/ Churches
/ Communities
/ Criminal law
/ Criminal offenses
/ Elba
/ Emperors
/ Employee benefit plans
/ Employee benefits
/ Employee compensation
/ European History
/ exile
/ Foreign residents
/ France
/ Government
/ Government officials
/ Heads of state
/ History of Religion
/ Homicide
/ Human behavior
/ Human populations
/ Human resources
/ Human societies
/ Law
/ Louis XVIII
/ Massacres
/ Military personnel
/ Military science
/ Modern History (1700 to 1945)
/ Monarchs
/ Murder
/ Napoleon Bonaparte
/ Pension plans
/ Persons
/ Political science
/ Population studies
/ Refugees
/ Religion
/ restoration
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/ Social sciences
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/ Business administration
/ Catholicism
/ Children
/ Christianity
/ Churches
/ Communities
/ Criminal law
/ Criminal offenses
/ Elba
/ Emperors
/ Employee benefit plans
/ Employee benefits
/ Employee compensation
/ European History
/ exile
/ Foreign residents
/ France
/ Government
/ Government officials
/ Heads of state
/ History of Religion
/ Homicide
/ Human behavior
/ Human populations
/ Human resources
/ Human societies
/ Law
/ Louis XVIII
/ Massacres
/ Military personnel
/ Military science
/ Modern History (1700 to 1945)
/ Monarchs
/ Murder
/ Napoleon Bonaparte
/ Pension plans
/ Persons
/ Political science
/ Population studies
/ Refugees
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/ restoration
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/ Social sciences
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/ Sociology of religion
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/ Spiritual belief systems
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On the night of 25 June 1815, an angry mob surged through the streets of Marseille baying for Egyptian blood. The pogrom had begun as a settling of political scores with the Bonapartists, who had dominated this royalist stronghold under the Empire, and again during the Hundred Days of Napoleon’s return to power from his exile on Elba. But it rapidly took on a racial cast. Intoxicated by violence, the crowd accompanying the royalist militias began to focus their fury upon easier targets, those whose color or dress marked them out as guilty. Within hours, dozens lay butchered in the
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