Théodore de Neuhoff, Roi de Corse

About this book

In a time of political upheaval on the Mediterranean island of Corsica, Théodore de Neuhoff boldly declared himself king, navigating a landscape fraught with conflict and ambition. "Théodore de Neuhoff, Roi de Corse" by A. Le Glay delves into the complexities of Neuhoff's reign, revealing the intricacies of his unorthodox claim to power and the fervent quest for autonomy that characterized Corsican society. This historical account highlights the tensions between local governance and foreign influence, as well as the enduring spirit of self-determination. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this work offers a nuanced exploration of identity and sovereignty, making it an essential read for those interested in the rich tapestry of Corsican history.