FREN 332: Myth & Memory in Modern France: From the French Revolution to May 1968
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French subject page. Feel free to contact me for help, Danielle Boulay (dboulay), x3107.
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Find Background Information
Encyclopedia of Contemporary French Culture, 1998.
Oxford Companion to French Literature. Clapp
Ref PQ 41 .H3.
Historical Dictionary of the French Revolution. Clapp Ref DC147 .H36 2004.
Historical Dictionary of the Third French Republic, 1870-1940. Clapp Ref DC337 .H57 1986.
Historical Dictionary of World War II France: the Occupation, Vichy, and the Resistance. 1938-1946 Clapp Ref DC397 .H58 1998.
Historical Dictionary of the French Fourth and Fifth Republics, 1946-1991. Clapp Ref DC401 .H57 1992.
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