Citizenship and Wars

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ISBN: 9780415239271 | 0415239273
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 5/18/2001

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The early years of democracy in France were marked by a society divided by civil war, class war and violent conflict.Citizenship and Warsexplores the concept of citizenship in a time of social and political upheaval, and considers what the conflict meant for citizen-soldiers, women, children and the elderly. This highly original argument based on primary research brings new life to debates about the making of French identity in the 19th century.

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Introduction: citizenship, wars and revolutions

(20)

Citizenship

(4)

Historiography

(11)

Citizenship and wars, 1870-71

(5)

Total war, civil war and `modernity'

(17)

Total war

(9)

Social war

(4)

Modernity

(3)

The crisis of citizenship and la sociale

(21)

The National Guard, 1792 and La Marseillaise

(8)

Federalism and war, ligues, the Ligue du Midi and separatism

(5)

La sociale and the poor

(4)

Towards a national social compact?

(2)

Municipal freedom and war

(22)

Communes before the Commune

(3)

Lyons, Montpellier, Limoges and Tulle

(6)

The limits of decentralisation

(2)

Paris

(3)

Fault lines in French politics

(7)

Religious identities and citizenship

(23)

Religion and citizenship

(1)

Turcos and Orientalism at war

(9)

Jewishness and French identity

(1)

Republican religions: Protestants, Freemasons and Freethinkers

(4)

Uneasy Catholics and the religious divide

(7)

The enemy within: traitors and spies, gender and age

104

(20)

Traitors and spies: defining enemies

104

(6)

Threatening citizens: women and war

110

(7)

Odd citizens: veterans and children of the war

117

(4)

Processes of exclusion

121

(3)

The brutalisation of French politics

124

(20)

Repression, murder and politics

125

(2)

Bonapartist cannibals: Hautefaye

127

(1)

Street chaos and the murder of Arnaud

128

(7)

Institutional violence and the end of the Commune

135

(9)

The French state in question

144

(17)

The Weber hypothesis and French unity

144

(3)

Desires for centralisation

147

(4)

Frenchmen against the Commune

151

(7)

New Frenchmen?

158

(3)

Union and unity: the Third Republic

161

(13)

Overwhelming electors?

162

(2)

After the bloodbath: enemies and reconstruction

164

(6)

The long constituante: assembly politics and the making of the Third Republic

170

(4)

Appendix 1: Chronological landmarks

174

(8)

Appendix 2: Detailed breakdown of the French war effort by departments

182

(3)

Notes

185

(43)

Bibliography

228

(24)

Index

252

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