Consensus entre censeurs et critiques dramatiques au xix^e siècle

This study shows that the theatrical censorship has been maintained, nearly eighty years after the abolition of all kinds of repression on books and newspapers, only by a general ­consensus about its maintenance, along the 19^th century. The proof rest on the likeness and agreement between ­censors’ reports and ­journalists’ articles, written when the theatrical success were created during Restauration, Monarchie de Juillet and Second Empire.