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La France ...
Charles Péguy, Charles Péguy
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Publisher
Gallimard
Language
French
Pages
87

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Cover of: La France.
Cover of: La France.
La France.
1943, Gallimard
in French
Cover of: La France ...
La France ...
1939, Gallimard
in French

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Table of Contents

Introduction.
Adieux à la Meuse.
La Loire.
Les vignerons.
La Beauce.
Les laboureurs.
Le faubourg Bourgogne.
Paris.
La France.
Le peuple de Paris.
Le courage français.
Le roi de France et la révolution française.
Les Français et la liberté.
Les Français et l'espérance.
Les bons jardiniers.
Joinville et saint Louis.
Jeanne d'Arc, paysanne.
Saint Louis et Jeanne d'Arc.
Dieu et les Français.
La tapisserie de sainte Geneviève et de Jeanne d'Arc.
Châteaux de Loire.
Présentation de Paris à Notre-Dame.
Présentation de la Beauce à Notre-Dame de Chartres.

Edition Notes

At head of title: Charles Péguy.
Selected from Les Cahiers de la quinzaine.

Published in
Paris
Series
Collection catholique
Other Titles
Cahiers de la quinzaine.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
848.91
Library of Congress
PQ2631.E25 A6 1939

The Physical Object

Pagination
87, [1] p.
Number of pages
87

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6404806M
LCCN
40016755
OCLC/WorldCat
444934

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