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Jan 2023
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La guerre de siège au siècle des Lumière...

BENJAMIN BRILLAUD
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Si je vous dis “Révolution”, vous allez certainement penser à la Révolution française, ou peut-être à la Révolution américaine, mais certainement pas à la Guerre des Paysans ! Et pourtant, cette insurrection majeure est souvent associée à ces révolutions plus contemporaines. Pour ... Show More
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