C. D. - Les Femmes Militaires - 1735

First Edition

Women in the Military
Historical account of a newly discovered island, enriched with figures.
Dedicated to Monsieur le Chevalier d'Orléans.
By the C.D.
The price is 36 times, bound.
In Paris, Claude Simon, Maçons Street, near Mathurins Street. At Pierre de Bats, opposite the Cour des Ayllées, in Saint François. 1735.
With the approval and privilege of the King.

Pages 6, 312. 17 x 10.7 cm

With six drawings by Richard Eda La.A., engraved by Fessard.

The book 'Les Femmes Militaires' is a historical work published in 1735 that recounts the stories of women who held military roles. The author, identified only by the initials 'C.D.', narrates the adventures and exploits of women who, across different eras and locations, fought or participated in conflicts, challenging the social conventions of their time. The text offers a unique perspective on female participation in war, highlighting the courage, determination, and strength of these women. Enriched with illustrations, the work not only explores historical figures but also serves as a testament to women's capabilities in the military field. The book is dedicated to the Cavaliere d'Orléans and was printed in Paris.