La Révolution française: La guerre et la frontière

This book, resulting from the 119th and 121st National Congresses of Historical and Scientific Societies (Amiens, 1994, and Nice, 1996), aims to study a unique subject of reflection - the way in which war could be experienced and felt during the Revolution - and responds in an original way. In fact, reflection begins "from within" around major chapters such as the war effort in the border regions of the north, east and south-east, the problems of the army and the learning of national defense, but also "from the outside," taking into account the view that the foreigner had on the Revolution and the influences that this view could generate. [translated from publisher]