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"La France éternelle" was written by Albert A. Méras and published in 1922. French author known for exploring national identity and human experience in early 20th-century literature.

La France éternelle

1922

Albert A. Méras

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La France éternelle

Albert A. Méras

1922

A collection of letters, stories, poems, newspaper articles, etc., concerning France in the European war, ed. with notes and a vocabulary, for intermediate or advanced students. cf. Introd. word

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A collection of letters, stories, poems, newspaper articles, etc., concerning France in the European war, ed. with notes...