"Whites and Blues" is a novel by the French writer Alexandre Dumas, which tells about the events during the revolution of 1848 in France. The main leader of the political movement is represented by white, and the irrepressible revolutionaries are represented by blue. In the book, the author shows dramatic events, patriotism, love and loyalty intertwined in a crucial period for the country. This novel became one of the most significant works of Dumas, which perfectly recreated the spirit of that time and the tension that reigned in French society.