Between 1852 and 1870, Napoleon III and his Bonapartist entourage successfully established a Second Napoleonic Empire that encouraged a ‘cult of the emperor’, emphasizing the strong and even mystical bond between the sovereign and the people. While the ‘spectacular politics’ of the Bonapartist regime have been examined in detail, far less attention has been given to how Bonapartist patriotism was applied within a colonial context and, more specifically, in relation to Algeria. This article examines iterations of Bonapartist dynastic patriotism and nationalist politics in North Africa. It argues that an evaluation of French imperial sovereignty and practices in the years prior to the Third Republic can help to diversify our understanding of the French colonial experience and propose models that diverged from the narrative of republican colonialism in crucial ways during the post-revolutionary period.

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阿尔及利亚的波拿巴主义

1852 年至 1870 年间，拿破仑三世和他的波拿巴随从成功建立了第二个拿破仑帝国，鼓励“皇帝崇拜”，强调君主与人民之间牢固甚至神秘的联系。虽然波拿巴主义政权的“壮观政治”已经被详细研究过，但很少有人关注波拿巴主义爱国主义如何在殖民背景下应用，更具体地说，在与阿尔及利亚的关系中。本文考察了北非波拿巴王朝爱国主义和民族主义政治的反复出现。