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and then gradually head for the edge of the city.
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It's not until the 1880s that you have the huge wave of Breton
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migration from Brittany; and it's not just to Paris,
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also, but that comes later than we're talking about.
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So, you've got your basic, extraordinarily crowded city,
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the ranks of the poor, above all, swollen by immigration.
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The difference, one of the differences between the
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nineteenth century and now, for example, is in the nineteenth
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century most people, the people coming into Paris were
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already poor, were poorer than the people who were
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already there.
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Now, in the 1950s and 1960s that changes, the 1950s and 1960s.