Building the French Empire, 1600-1800 - (Studies in Imperialism) by Benjamin Steiner

The French Empire Built by Local Populations - A Groundbreaking Study! 🔥🌎 Discover the fascinating story of how the French ruled their colonial overseas possessions, dispersed across the globe.

This book uncovers the little-known contributions of indigenous experts, slaves, and indentured servants alongside French engineers and naval officers in building the foundation of the French empire.

🌈 Experience a fresh perspective on imperial history through a decentred approach that highlights the agency of local populations in different colonies.

🌊 Gain new insights into power relations in various locales and how they shaped the construction of imperial spaces.

🏛️ Enjoy a selection of case studies from the Caribbean, Canada, Africa, and India that showcase the diverse nature of building projects and the composite materials used.

🌳 Uncover the unique 'glocal' styles that characterize the French overseas empire in the early modern period.

🎨 Don't miss this opportunity to re-evaluate the role of colonial, Creole, and indigenous agency in shaping the French empire! Order now and discover the hidden gems of imperial history! 📚