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• For Love or Money: Marriage and Divorce in the French capital (1880-1941) – Excerpt from Nancy L. Green’s “The Other Americans in Paris”

  19 Jun 2014

  Reprinted with permission from The Other Americans in Paris: Businessmen, Countesses, Wayward Youth, 1880-1941, by Nancy L. Green, published by…

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• Impressions françaises : Barbara Will nous parle de Gertrude Stein et de son incroyable sens de l’excès que l’on retrouve dans son écriture, sa façon de penser et sa façon d’être (deuxième partie)

  30 May 2014

  (Première partie: French)(Part one: English) Barbara Will, professeur d’anglais au Dartmouth College, a étudié à l’université de Yale (B.A.), au Bryn…

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• Impressions françaises : Barbara Will parle de Gertrude Stein, Bernard Faÿ et la vie intellectuelle durant le temps de guerre en France (première partie)

  29 May 2014

  (Deuxième partie: French)(Part two: English) Barbara Will, professeur d’anglais au Dartmouth College, a étudié à l’université de Yale (B.A.), au…

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• French Impressions: Barbara Will on Gertrude Stein’s excess in writing, thinking, and being (part two)

  09 Jan 2014

  (Part one) Barbara Will, professor of English at Dartmouth College, was educated at Yale University (B.A.), Bryn Mawr College (M.A.),…

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• French Impressions: Barbara Will on Gertrude Stein, Bernard Faÿ, and intellectual life during wartime France (part one)

  07 Jan 2014

  (French) Barbara Will, professor of English at Dartmouth College, was educated at Yale University (B.A.), Bryn Mawr College (M.A.), and…

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• Stars, Stripes, and Seine: Americans in occupied Paris 1940-1944

  16 Apr 2013

  By Alan Davidge 5,000 Americans refused to leave Paris after war broke out in September 1939. Who were they? Why…

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• The Left Bank: La Rive Gauche and the Land of Plenty

  28 Jun 2012

  By Jan Dolphin “The Left Bank: La Rive Gauche and the Land of Plenty” brings us to the Left Bank…

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