Citizenship and Wars

Exploring the tumultuous early years of democracy in France, the book delves into the impact of civil and class wars on various groups, including citizen-soldiers, women, children, and the elderly. It presents an original argument rooted in primary research, shedding light on the evolving concept of citizenship during this period of social and political upheaval. By doing so, it contributes to the broader discussions about the formation of French identity in the 19th century.