France Books to Read Free Online

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Le Comte de Monte Cristo

Alexandre Dumas

1879 ★ 4.3

Les Trois Mousquetaires

Auguste Maquet, Alexandre Dumas

1853 ★ 4.1

Tales of passion, tales of woe

Sandra Gulland

1998

A travers chants

Hector Berlioz

1913

Picasso

Timothy Hilton

1975

European witness

Stephen Spender

1946

Un secret

Philippe Grimbert

2004

The Scarlet Pimpernel

Emma Orczy

1913 ★ 4.2

La distinction

Pierre Bourdieu, Tony Bennett - undifferentiated

1979

1813, Leipzig

Digby George Smith

2001

The quest for relevant air power

Christian F. Anrig

2011

Lamartine

Henri Guillemin

1940

Dionysus in Paris

Wallace Fowlie

1960

Impressionist roses

Derek Fell

1999

The single duty project

J. F. Bosher

1964

France and the Algerian War, 1954-1962

M. Alexander

2002

Deterrence and Security in the 21st Century

Avery Goldstein

2000

1812

Richard K. Riehn

1990

Cinema and society

Paul Monaco

1976

The chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet

Enguerrand de Monstrelet

1810

Royal republicans

Ronald Chalmers Hood

1985

From Yorktown to Valmy

Samuel F. Scott

1998

The Marian exiles

Christina Hallowell Garrett

1938

Lest innocent blood be shed

Philip Paul Hallie

1979

1848, a turning point?

Melvin Kranzberg

1959

Le petit chaperon rouge

Charles Perrault

1964 ★ 3.2

Zinedine Zidane

Matt Oldfield, Tom Oldfield

2018

Leaders of the French Revolution

J. M. Thompson

1929

The French National Assembly elections of 1978

Howard Rae Penniman

1980

The lessons of history

Smyth, William

1955

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