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The Fall Of Paris The Siege And The Commune 187071 Sir Alistair Horne

Name: The Fall Of Paris The Siege And The Commune 187071 Sir Alistair Horne
SKU: BELL-4577628
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Fall Of Paris The Siege And The Commune 187071 Sir Alistair Horne instant download after payment.

Publisher: Penguin Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 6.72 MB

Pages: 480

Author: Sir Alistair Horne

ISBN: 9780141030630, 0141030631

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Fall Of Paris The Siege And The Commune 187071 Sir Alistair Horne by Sir Alistair Horne 9780141030630, 0141030631 instant download after payment.

From Alistair Horne's grand trilogy on French history-two magisterial works now back in print
In 1870, Paris was the center of Europe, the font of culture, fashion, and invention. Ten months later Paris had been broken by a long Prussian siege, its starving citizens reduced to eating dogs, cats, and rats, and France had been forced to accept the humiliating surrender terms dictated by the Iron Chancellor Bismarck. To many, the fall of Paris seemed to be the fall of civilization itself. Alistair Horne's history of the Siege and its aftermath is a tour de force of military and social history, rendered with the sweep and color of a great novel.