This study embarks on a journey to explore the intricate relationship between the 1848 Revolution and the growth of nationalist sentiments in France. The research question that guides this inquiry is: "To what extent did the 1848 Revolution contribute to the emergence and development of nationalism in France?" By unraveling the multifaceted interplay between revolutionary movements and the burgeoning sense of national identity, this study seeks to illuminate a crucial chapter in European history. Through the passionate speeches of Alphonse de Lamartine and Louis Blanc, we witness the multifaceted nature of this nationalist sentiment, shaped by political, social, and economic factors. Besides, the significance of this paper lies in its potential to provide insights into how revolutionary fervor and the quest for political change nurtured the growth of nationalist ideologies, ultimately reshaping the political and cultural landscapes of France.