Based on extensive archival research as well as published sources, Intrepid Women is the first serious book-length study of a previously ignored aspect of women's and military history.
Based on extensive archival research as well as published sources, Intrepid Women is the first serious book-length study of a previously ignored aspect of women's and military history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Thomas Cardoza is Professor of Humanities at Truckee Meadows Community College in Reno, Nevada.
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. An Uncertain Existence: Vivandières in the Royal Army 2. "Absolutely Necessary": Vivandières in the Armies of the French Revolution 3. Expanded Opportunities: Cantinières in the Armies of Napoleon 4. "Useful and Necessary": Cantinières and the Constitutional Monarchies 5. The Second Empire: The "Golden Age" of the Cantinières 6. The Third Republic and the End of the Cantinières Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. An Uncertain Existence: Vivandières in the Royal Army 2. "Absolutely Necessary": Vivandières in the Armies of the French Revolution 3. Expanded Opportunities: Cantinières in the Armies of Napoleon 4. "Useful and Necessary": Cantinières and the Constitutional Monarchies 5. The Second Empire: The "Golden Age" of the Cantinières 6. The Third Republic and the End of the Cantinières Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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