The Discovery of France: A Historical Geography from the Revolution to the First World War
by Graham Robb
Graham Robb uncovers the diverse and often isolated regions of France, tracing how geography and history shaped the nation's identity from the Revolution to the First World War.
About This Book
The Discovery of France examines the transformation of France between the Revolution and the First World War.
It reveals how many regions remained isolated and culturally distinct well into the nineteenth century.
The book draws on historical records to show the gradual unification of the French nation.
It highlights the role of geography in shaping local identities and national development.
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