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Frédéric Bastiat Chronology

1801	Born in Bayonne, 30 June.
1808	Death of mother. Moves to Mugron with father, grandfather, and Aunt Justine.
1810	Death of father.
1814–18	Attends school at Sorèze.
1819–25	Works in Bayonne for his Uncle Monclar.
1825	Death of grandfather. Inherits part of his estate.
1830	The “three glorious days,” 27–29 July. Louis-Philippe becomes “king of the French.”
1831	Appointed county judge.
1833	Elected to the General Council of the Landes.
1840	Travels to Spain and Portugal.
1844	On the Influence of French and English Tariff s on the Future of the Two Peoples.
1845	Travels to Paris and London.
	Cobden and the League.
	Economic Sophisms (first series).
1846	Founds the Association pour la liberté des échanges.
	To the Electors of the District of Saint-Sever.
	Founds weekly journal Le Libre-échange.
1847	Economic Sophisms (second series).
1848	Revolution, 22–24 February. The republic is proclaimed.
	Elected to the Constituent Assembly, 23 April.
	Founds La République française and Jacques Bonhomme.
	Property and Law.
	Justice and Fraternity.
	Property and Plunder.
	The State.
	Louis-Napoléon elected president of the republic, 10 December.
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1849	Elected to the Legislative Assembly, 13 May.
	Protectionism and Communism.
	Capital and Rent.
	Peace and Freedom, or the Republican Budget.
	Parliamentary Incompatibilities.
	Damned Money.
	Free Credit.
1850	Economic Harmonies.
	Plunder and Law.
	The Law.
	Baccalaureate and Socialism.
	What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen.
	Departure for Rome, September.
	Dies in Rome, 24 December.

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