Transnational France: The Modern History of a Universal Nation
Tyler Stovall reconsiders modern French history through the idea of a universal nation. Taking a transnational approach, this book explores France’s relationship with the wider world and provides a broad perspective on the forces and connections that have shaped its modern identity.
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Transnational France presents a modern history of France through a transnational perspective.
Tyler Stovall considers the concept of France as a universal nation and its significance over time.
The book places French history in relation to movements, ideas, and connections that extend beyond the nation’s borders.
It offers a broad framework for understanding modern France and its place in the wider world.
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