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Chapman and Hall, ltd.
Language
English
Pages
251

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Subjects
French literature, History and criticism
Times
19th century

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Cover of: French men, women, and books
French men, women, and books: a series of nineteenth-century studies.
1967, Books for Libraries Press
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French men, women and books: a series of nineteenth-century studies/ by Miss Betham-Edwards.
1911, A. C. McClurg & Co.
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French men, women and books: a series of nineteenth-century studies
1911, Chapman and Hall, ltd., McClurg
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Table of Contents

I. French domestic poetry, with original translations.
II. A great love-story: Balzac and Madame Hanska.
III. French author and publisher: Barbey dA̓urévilly and Trebutien.
IV. An Anglo-French romance: Mary Clarke and Claude Fauriel.
V. A "God-intoxicated Frenchman". Jean Reynaud.
VI. The new fiction: MM. Boysleve and Henry Bordeaux.
VII. A great prose epic, 1870-71: The brothers Margueritte.
VIII. A typical artisan and the peoples̓ universitis.
IX. Anglophile and reformer: Edmond Demolins.
X.The historian of a tragedy: M. Joseph Reinach.
XI. French views of England: MM. Chevrillon, Coste, Boutmy, and others.
XII. Postscript. La France vue de lA̓ngleterre, French study by the author.

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viii, 251, [1] p.
Number of pages
251

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OL18675814M
LCCN
11000812
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2157207

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