A history of Modern France (Vol 2 1799-1871)

by Alfred Cobban

Book, 1968

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944

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Penguin

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This second volume begins with the refashioning of French laws and institutions under Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799 and ends with the Commune of Paris in 1871. While there is an ample supply of facts, this book devotes more attention to the great turning-points of the period aiming not to force agreement wih his own interpretation but rather to stimulate readers to ask their own questions and formulate their own judgements.

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LibraryThing member DinadansFriend
A clear and well balanced general history of the major European country. this is the second volume in a three volume set, published by Penguin as a paperback for university students. I started on France here.

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A525 revised edn
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