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Popular French History
MacDonald, William | November 27, 1929 issue

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This article presents information about the book "The Third Republic," by Ramond Recouly and translated by E. F. Buckley. This book has the readableness which is often found in French historical writings of a popular character and the marked anti-German bias which French nationalism, when the story of France since 1870 has to be told, seems often to impose upon even the scholar's mind. When, accordingly, he reaches the First World War, the catastrophe appears as a culmination of policies and acts which could hardly have had any other outcome and for which of course, Germany was very largely to blame.

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THIRD Republic, The (Book); RECOULY, Ramond; WORLD War, 1914-1918; NATIONALISM; FRANCE; GERMANY
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