Common Land, Wine and the French Revolution

Discover the profound impact of the French Revolution on rural communities in Common Land, Wine and the French Revolution by Noelle Plack. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2009, this insightful hardback spans 232 pages and offers a thorough exploration of the legislative efforts to privatize common land in southern France. Plack delves into the socio-economic and agricultural consequences of these changes, highlighting how they shaped the lives of country people during this tumultuous period. With a focus on the years 1789-1799, this book provides a compelling look at the intersection of land tenure, public lands, and the economic conditions of southern France in the 19th century. Perfect for historians and anyone interested in the complexities of the French Revolution, this work is a must-read for understanding the lasting effects of these pivotal events on rural society.