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Identité de la France by Fernand Braudel · Booklabria

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Identité de la France

HistoryDescription and travel

Identité de la France

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First published: 1988
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

The last book written by the French social historian, Fernand Braudel. It is the second volume in a work which provides a perspective on his own life and his perception of the everyday world his readers share with him. It is the most personal of all his works.

Subjects: History
Description and travel
France
France, history
Human geography
Historical geography
Set in: France

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