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The 35 pages that link to July Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Congress of ViennaRelated: The revolution challenged the dynastic order restored at Vienna and helped trigger upheaval elsewhere.

• Georges CuvierRelated: Cuvier’s public career reached its end during the political upheaval of 1830.

• Victor HugoRelated: Its upheaval formed the political backdrop to Hugo’s breakthrough with Hernani.

• French AlgeriaRelated: The invasion began under Charles X, while the new regime chose to retain Algeria.

• Louis Philippe IRelated: It established the revolutionary precedent that both founded and destabilized his regime.

• French monarchyRelated: It ended the senior Bourbon restoration and replaced it with a constitutional royal regime.

• French conquest of AlgeriaRelated: The revolution changed governments just after the invasion began, but France continued the campaign.

• Bourbon RestorationRelated: Its immediate causes included Charles X’s restrictions on the press and legislature.

• Évariste GaloisRelated: Galois's republican activism unfolded amid the political upheaval following this revolution.

• Adolphe ThiersRelated: Thiers backed the revolution and helped shape the new regime that brought him into government.

• November UprisingRelated: It formed part of the revolutionary wave surrounding the Polish revolt, but succeeded in changing the French regime.

• Carlsbad DecreesRelated: Its liberal example alarmed German rulers and contributed to renewed restrictions on dissent.

• Alexandre DumasRelated: The 1830 upheaval shaped Dumas’s political experience and early theatrical career.

• La MarseillaiseRelated: Its renewed use during the 1830 revolution restored the song’s public prominence.

• Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-PérigordRelated: Talleyrand supported the change of dynasty and later served as ambassador to Britain.

• Universal male suffrage in FranceRelated: It changed the regime but left a narrow, property-qualified electorate.

• François GuizotRelated: Guizot supported the new regime created by the revolution and became one of its defining ministers.

• StendhalRelated: The upheaval provides the immediate political setting for The Red and the Black.

• Bourbon dynastyRelated: It brought the Bourbon Restoration to a definitive end.

• Théodore GéricaultRelated: Delacroix’s later revolutionary painting carried forward the political charge of Géricault’s contemporary subjects.

• Young GermanyRelated: Its liberal shockwaves helped sharpen political hopes among German writers.

• Georg BüchnerRelated: The revolution sharpened the political hopes and tensions surrounding Büchner’s generation.

• David d’AngersRelated: David’s later public commissions developed amid the monarchy and civic politics that followed this upheaval.

• Étienne MacdonaldRelated: Macdonald’s later service continued through the political transition that ended the regime he had supported.

• Germany. A Winter's TaleRelated: Its liberal hopes sharpen the poem’s contrast with German reaction.

• François RudeRelated: The revolution formed the political backdrop for the monarchy’s Arc de Triomphe commissions.

• Jacques-Charles Dupont de l’EureRelated: Dupont de l’Eure’s earlier opposition to the Bourbon regime belongs to this revolutionary aftermath.

• Revolutions of the 1820sRelated: Its later wave of revolutions renewed challenges first visible in the 1820s.