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The Discovery of France: A Historical Geogra

The Discovery of France: A Historical Geography from the Revolution to the First World War

Graham Robb
2007
480 pages · about 8h to read OL2153944Wgoodreads

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“Cowen has recommended Graham Robb's account of pre-modern France on Marginal Revolution as an example of the kind of economic history he most values — granular, place-specific, attentive to what gets lost when you aggregate. The book's core argument, that France was not really France until the late 19th century, is a useful corrective to national-history narratives.”

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