Histoire Du DÃ(c)partement Des Deux-sèvres, Sous Le Consulat, L'empire, La Première Restauration Et Les Cent-jours, 1800-1815... [French]

Histoire du d (c)partement des Deux-S vres sous le Consulat, l'Empire, la Premi re Restauration et les Cent-Jours, 1800-1815 offre une analyse d (c)taill (c)e de la vie politique, sociale et (c)conomique du d (c)partement fran ais des Deux-S vres durant une p (c)riode charni re de l'histoire de France. Cet ouvrage de Jules Richard plonge le lecteur au c "ur des (c)v (c)nements qui ont marqu (c) le d (c)but du XIXe si cle, depuis l' (c)tablissement du Consulat jusqu' la chute d (c)finitive de Napol (c)on. Il explore les r (c)percussions locales des grandes d (c)cisions nationales, les attitudes des populations face aux changements de r (c)gime, et les enjeux de pouvoir qui se sont manifest (c)s l' (c)chelle d (c)partementale. Un t (c)moignage pr (c)cieux pour comprendre l'impact des bouleversements politiques sur la vie quotidienne des Fran ais et les dynamiques r (c)gionales de l' (c)poque.

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