Edith Thomas Libros

The long out-of-print classic about women in the Paris Commune of 1871.

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The narrative explores the life of Louise Michel, a pivotal figure of the Paris Commune, highlighting her fierce commitment to freedom and activism. It delves into her involvement in significant historical events, including the barricades and subsequent trials, showcasing her as a symbol of resistance and a legendary advocate for social justice. Through her story, the book captures the spirit of revolutionary fervor and the quest for equality during a tumultuous period in history.