Citizenship and Wars

Exploring the tumultuous early years of democracy in France, this work delves into the concept of citizenship amidst civil and class wars. It examines the impact of conflict on various groups, including citizen-soldiers, women, children, and the elderly. By utilizing primary research, the book presents a fresh perspective on the formation of French identity during the 19th century, contributing significantly to ongoing discussions about citizenship and societal transformation during this period of upheaval.