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Proudhon, Pierre Joseph
1809 - Born in Besançon on the 15th of January.
1838 - He obtained the pension Suard, a bursary of 1500 francs a year for three years, for the encouragement of young men of promise, which was in the gift of the Academy of Besançon.
1839 - He wrote a treatise L'Utilité de la célébration du dimanche, which contained the germs of his revolutionary ideas.
1848-1852 - Proudhon made his biggest impact on the public through his journalism.
- Proudhon was surprised by the Revolution.
- Proudhon stood for the constituent assembly in April, but failed to get elected, although his name appeared on the ballots in Paris, Lyon, Besançon, and Lille.
- He was shocked by the violence of the June Days Uprising, provoked by the closing of the National Workshops .
- He disapproved of the revolts and demonstrations of February, May, and June, though sympathetic to the social and psychological injustices that the insurrectionaries had been forced to endure.
1865 - Died on the 19th of January and he is buried in Paris.
1838 - He obtained the pension Suard, a bursary of 1500 francs a year for three years, for the encouragement of young men of promise, which was in the gift of the Academy of Besançon.
1839 - He wrote a treatise L'Utilité de la célébration du dimanche, which contained the germs of his revolutionary ideas.
1848-1852 - Proudhon made his biggest impact on the public through his journalism.
- Proudhon was surprised by the Revolution.
- Proudhon stood for the constituent assembly in April, but failed to get elected, although his name appeared on the ballots in Paris, Lyon, Besançon, and Lille.
- He was shocked by the violence of the June Days Uprising, provoked by the closing of the National Workshops .
- He disapproved of the revolts and demonstrations of February, May, and June, though sympathetic to the social and psychological injustices that the insurrectionaries had been forced to endure.
1865 - Died on the 19th of January and he is buried in Paris.
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