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France History:     more books (80)

The Crowd in History: A Study of Popular Disturbances in France And England, 1730-1848 by George Rude, 2005-12-30 A Brief History of France by Cecil Jenkins, 2011-06-28 The Horizon concise history of France, by Marshall B Davidson, 1971 Laboratories of Faith: Mesmerism, Spiritism, and Occultism in Modern France by John Warne Monroe, 2008-01 On the Eve of Conquest: The Chevalier De Raymond's Critique of New France in 1754 by Charles De Raymond, Joseph L. Peyser, 1997-10 A Brief History of Australia (Brief History Of... (Checkmark Books)) by Barbara A. West, Frances T. Murphy, 2010-06-01 A short history of France by Mary Platt Parmele, 2010-09-04 Revolutionary France: 1788-1880 (Short Oxford History of France) The Tour de France: A Cultural History by Christopher S. Thompson, 2008-04-07 Arranging the Meal: A History of Table Service in France (California Studies in Food and Culture) by Jean-Louis Flandrin, 2007-10-15 Lemoyne D'Iberville: Soldier of New France by Nellis M. Crouse, 2001-04 History and General Description of New France. by John Gilmary Shea, 2009-09-25 The Canadian Frontier, 1534-1760 (Histories of the American Frontier) by W. J. Eccles, 1983-08-01 The State in Early Modern France (New Approaches to European History) by James B. Collins, 2009-12-21

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61. World Travel Guide - France - History And Government
    World Travel Guide france - history Government - includes informationon the constitution and politics. WORLDTRAVELGUIDE.NET,  
    http://www.travel-guide.com/data/fra/fra580.asp
    
    Extractions: The 18th century was a period of great colonial expansion, and France again became involved in conflicts with England, this time over their possessions in the New World. The reign of Louis XV (1715-74) was in general a time of great prosperity in France, but the age also witnessed a widening gap between rich and poor. The inequality of the taxation system (in particular the aristocratic and clerical exemption from the taille (tax)), the lack of political representation for the increasingly wealthy middle class and the inefficiency and profligacy of central government were but three of the underlying causes of the French Revolution of 1789 which overthrew Louis XVI.

62. Samba In France : History And Definitions
    Logo Samba in france. The news Address book Tips and goodies history anddefinitions Samba on the internet Site map history and definitions.  
    http://sambistas.online.fr/en-france/defsDefinitionEn.html
    
    Extractions: Samba in France The news Address book Tips and goodies History and definitions ... Site map History and definitions Definitions Group types The instruments Gender of samba ... History These definitions are just from me. Do not expect to find them (for the moment) in any dictionnary! SAMBA [samba]. n. (1923-1945; Brazilian word) Popular and traditional music and dance of Brazil. Samba is based on a binary beat, and is highly syncopated. A bateria plays the rythmical part, while chords instruments and singers play the tunes. The biggest and best known samba schools are located in the popular districts of Rio de Janeiro: Imperatriz Leopoldinense, Mangueira, Beija Flor, Portela, Viradouro, Unidos da Tijuca... Samba de enredo : samba with songs, played with amplified chords instruments, choirs and solists singers. Samba reggae : sambas where the rythmical basis comes from Jamaican reggae music, with its off-beat rythm and its sensuality. Olodum is a samba reggae group. SAMBISTA [sambista]. n.m. (19; Brazilian word) Person who takes part into the activities of a samba group or a samba school.

63. Samba In France : History And Definitions
    history and definitions. Definitions Group types The instruments Genderof samba history From Brazil to france, the origins of samba. The origins.  
    http://sambistas.online.fr/en-france/defsHistoireEn.html
    
    Extractions: Samba in France The news Address book Tips and goodies History and definitions ... Site map History and definitions Definitions Group types The instruments Gender of samba ... History As shown in the definitions , samba exists since many years in Brazil. At first it was a music coming from the African slaves' rhythm mixture; it has been emerging since then as one of the main popular musical streams of Brazil. The word has actually an African origin: in the Quimbundo language "s e mba" means "navel bump" (Quimbundo is the language of the Bantus brought to Brazil from the area that became Angola). More about this topic: Samba became "the" carnival music around 1930. It was forbidden untill then, because of its obscenity, brutality and violent notoriety. The first samba schools were actually small groups with no more than 50 persons parading to the percussion sound, without specific costumes. These groups, also called "blocos" have been showed increasingly daring ideas and imagination. The first one bloco in 1928 was "Deixa Falar", in a district of Rio de Janeiro called Estacio. In a very short time, these parades went into well organized competitions. The first of them held in 1932 and was won by Mangueira. In 1935 samba schools were officially registered as Gremio (recreative clubs). SambaÕs rhythmic and melodic parts and its frenetic dance, developed and took shape in this great popular communal party that is carnival, through the rhythmic and melodic parts, and through the frenetic dance that goes with. It was then a way for all to express themselves and to unwind, whatever their social condition.

64. History
    france since 1958. PreRevolutionary france a slow gestation period. 1870-1914france as a Republic , Crises and Consolidation. 1914-1945 Between the Wars.  
    http://www.france.diplomatie.fr/france/gb/histoire/
    
    Extractions: Pre-Revolutionary France: a slow gestation period The Legacy of the Revolution and the Empire 1870-1914: France as a Republic , Crises and Consolidation 1914-1945 Between the Wars Pre-Revolutionary France: a slow gestation period The Legacy of the Revolution and the Empire 1870-1914: France as a Republic , Crises and Consolidation 1914-1945 Between the Wars ... Constants in Domestic and Foreign Policy

65. Les Bois De Tertu - Tertu France - History
    Tertu france history. In 1986, in order to exploit in a profitableand original way an hugeforest estate situated at Villedieu  
    http://www.tertu.com/uk/france/
    
    Extractions: Tertu France : History I n 1986, in order to exploit in a profitable and original way an hugeforest estate situated at Villedieu les Bailleul in Normandy (France), Gwénaëlle and Jacques de MAUSSION founded the BOIS DE TERTU company, which has since become one of the most dynamic companies in the region. Specialized originally in the manufacturing of milled timber fencing, BOIS DE TERTU, has equipped numerous stud farms and horse-riding centres mainly in the Orne, Calvados and greater Paris, regions of France. Today, the company designs and manufactures a wide range of timber products. Selling mainly to local authorities, this range of environmentally friendly products provides a perfect response to their concern to protect the environment whilst favouring the use of timber as the material for their street furniture and equipment for open spaces. With this perspective in mind, BOIS DE TERTU has now embarked upon the diversification of their business and are tackling the road safety market. In 1992, thanks to the development of the first mixed wood and steel guardrail, approved by the French Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, the company successfully positioned itself on the national highway equipment market. Attractive, easy to install and compliant with the current safety standards, this new concept was an immediate success with the public authorities and public works companies concerned.

66. The Normandie Bridge (France) - History Of A Technological Jump
    Home / Presentations / Structures / The Normandie Bridge(france) history of a Technological Jump, Structures.  
    http://www.ceworld.org/ceworld/Presentations/Structures/Leger.cfm

67. Let's Go - France - History
    10,000 years later, his descendants left their mark on history in the graffiti Fierceresistance from france's northern Gauls kept the Romans out of their  
    http://www.letsgo.com/FRA/03-France-10
    
    Extractions: @import "/styles/main.css"; Home Series Resources Forums ... Flanders and the Pas de Calais This content is from Let's Go: France 2003. France Life and Times History Write a comment for History From Gauls to Goths In 1868, the skull of a 27,000-year-old advanced hominid was unearthed at Cro-Magnon, in . 10,000 years later, his descendants left their mark on history in the graffiti-filled caves of the Dordogne Valley , and by 4500 BC Neolithic peoples were carving huge stone monuments at Carnac . These mysterious creations were admired by the Celtic Gauls , who arrived from the east around 600 BC. Gauls traded and co-existed peacefully with the Greek colonists who settled during the 7th century BC at Massilia (modern day Marseille ). In a clever substitution of vowels, Rome made Provence a province in 125 BC and quickly conquered the rest of the South. Fierce resistance from France's northern Gauls kept the Romans out of their territory until Julius Caesar's victory at Alesia in 52 BC. By the time Rome itself fell in AD 476, Gaul had suffered Germanic invasions for centuries. While many of the Gothic tribes plundered and passed on, the Franks eventually dominated Gaul. The Frankish

68. H-France Home Page
    Archives and Libraries; Electronic Texts; Museums, Images, Multimedia; Maps; history;Professional Resources. Hfrance is affiliated with the Society for French  
    http://www.uakron.edu/hfrance/

69. Creating French Culture (Library Of Congress Exhibition)
    This Library of Congress page gives an overview of French history through the eyes of the art and Category Kids and Teens School Time World Cultures Europe franceCreating French Culture traces the history of this relationship from Charlemagne(b. 742 treasures on loan from the Bibliothè que nationale de france in Paris  
    http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/bnf/bnf0001.html

70. Mellen Subject Area: France - History
    Displaying 1 to 10 of 37 Books in france history in order of PublicationYear, Next 10 Records. Sort By Year Title Author Last Name.  
    http://www.mellenpress.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?catkey=37&pc=8

71. Encyclopædia Britannica
    Encyclopædia Britannica, france, history of Encyclopædia Britannica Article. MLAstyle france, history of. 2003 Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=119334

72. AngloFrance.Net - Books - France - History
    Books. france history INDEX. It contains special features on places, people andevents, which combine to provide a lively and accessible history of france.  
    http://www.anglofrance.net/comrce/books/france/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Participate by making suggestions and help develop our Network's Directory, Discussion Groups and Classified Ads. Open your browser with your personal start page containing direct links to all your favourite daily websites. The France Combining superb illustration with outstanding scholarship, this is a major new political and social history of France from earliest times to the present day. Written with style and imagination, The Cambridge Illustrated History of France emphasizes social, economic and cultural issues throughout. The diversity of the French heritage - scientific and artistic, national and regional - is fully explored to provide a mass of insights into the shaping of the modern nation. It contains special features on places, people and events, which combine to provide a lively and accessible history of France. The Splendor of France: Great Chateaux, Mansions, and Country Houses

73. Church Our Lady Of Aubin (Aveyron - France) : History - Roman Church
    The first church in the city of Aubin was the church of the fortress, dedicated toSaint Amans, Rouergue's evangelist and first Rodez's bishop in the IIIth or  
    http://eglise.aubin.chez.tiscali.fr/EnglishV/Historique.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Exterior History Guide ... Cont@ct History The first church in the city of Aubin was the church of the fortress, dedicated to Saint Amans, Rouergue's evangelist and first Rodez's bishop in the IIIth or IVth century. It was the first diocesan center. The Conques's monk were presents in the whole country of Aubin since 829.

74. Chateau De Versailles
    Elegant bilingual official site offering history, guided tour via an interactive map, 360degree panoramas, gallery of masterpieces and visitor information.  
    http://www.chateauversailles.fr/

75. Church Our Lady Of Aubin (Aveyron - France) : History - The Further Works
    CHRONOLOGY. 3) THE FURTHER WORKS. The fondations on the roman part were nearly nonexistent. The north tower was leaning and many chink appeared in the walls.  
    http://eglise.aubin.chez.tiscali.fr/EnglishV/Historique3.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Exterior History Guide ... Cont@ct History CHRONOLOGY THE FURTHER WORKS - XVIIIth : the apse windo ws were brick up to allow the placing of a reredos. - 1850 : the old roman archway is replaced by a big false gothic one. - 1867 : excavations allow to find the roman altar and the consecration stone. - 1870 : setting up of the altar Saint Joseph. - 1878-1879 : The reredos is removed, setting up of stained glasses designed by Lachaix, of a new reredos with high-altar, of a pulpit, of stalls and of a communion table (to see on the right photography). - 1904 : restoration of the roof and of the second floor of the bell-tower, clearing of the interior walls. - 1961 : first step of roof repairing - 1962 : electrification of bells - 1964 : second and last step of roof repairing, removing of the high-altar, St Joseph's altar, pulpit and communion table . The church take his original appearence. - 1971 : restoration of the choir pavement.

76. France - History
    history. February 1979 An advantage for service providers is that FranceTelecom handles charging and collection on their behalf. June 1985  
    http://www.ust.hk/~webiway/content/France/history.html
    
    Extractions: Gerard Thery, General Director for Telecommunications, announces an ambitious based on producing and marketing a low-cost terminal associated with an Electronic Directory service. The initial testing of the electronic directory began in Saint-Maio, a small town of 46,000 people in the county of llle-el-Vilaine. A full-scale implementation of the electronic directory was started in the whole county of Ille-et-Vilaine. The county is made up of both rural and urban areas and is home to 250,000 people. The terminals were distributed to subscribers free of charge. They reasoned that with the cost of each paper telephone book being FF100 (and increasing), the FF5001 cost of a dedicated terminal could be recovered in less than five years. As well, the anonymous kiosk charging system is launched. It allows users to consult Minitel services directly without taking out a subscription. An advantage for service providers is that France Telecom handles charging and collection on their behalf. Crash of 85 - the only system failure since its inception. The crash was the result of very heavy traffic of

77. A2Z Languages: Brest, France - History And Identity
    include Paris, Nice, and Bordeaux. This page contains information aboutthe history and identity of the region of Brittany, france.  
    http://www.a2zlanguages.com/France/Brest/br_history.htm
    
    Extractions: Program Locations Argentina Austria Bolivia Brazil Chile Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador France Germany Greece Guatemala Italy Mexico Peru Portugal Puerto Rico Russia Spain Venezuela History and Identity of Brittany Brittany was first inhabited by Neolithic tribes, whose menhirs and dolmens are still scattered throughout the region. Around the 6th century BC, they were joined by the region's first wave of Celts. Julius Caesar conquered the region in 56BC, and it remained in Roman hands until the 5th century AD. Following the departure of the Romans, a second wave of Celts - driven from what is now Britain and Ireland by the Anglo-Saxon invasions - crossed the Channel and settled in Brittany. In the 5th and 6th centuries, the region was gradually Christianized by Celtic missionaries, after whom many Breton towns (eg. Saint Malo and Saint Brieuc) are named. Over the centuries, Brittany has retained a separate regional identity and has become far less assimilated into the French mainstream than most areas of the country. Recently, there has been a drive for cultural and linguistic renewal, an stronger ties have been established with the Celtic cultures of Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Cornwall and Galicia in Spain.

78. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: France (History By Nation)
    Modern france; history of france Before 1700; Overview of French history;Timeline of French Politics PREhistory ANCIENT; Overviews;  
    http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/His

79. 3611 - Tour De France - History/Legend/Riders
    Title Tour de france history/Legend/Riders Author Graeme Fife Publisher MainstreamPublishing Company, Edinburgh Published 1999, updated to include 2000  
    http://www.aussiecycling.com.au/books/productlist/3611/3611.html
    
    Extractions: t Qty: Description: This fascinating and highly acclaimed book gives a compelling insight into the mystique of one of sport's toughest challenges and the unique allure it has always exercised on devoted bike fans and occasional enthusiasts alike. The book tells tales of great solo rides, amazing fortitude, terrible misfortune, and triumph over the odds from the race's remarkable history, which began in July 1903. Within a few years, the Tour was taking the riders across the mountains of the Alps and Pyrenees and they had to carry out their own repairs, find their own food and drink, and ride without support - a far cry from today's sophisticated organisation. Combining extensive research with a pacey narrative style, Graeme Fife paints a colourful and memorable picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring fascination. Named as one of the top five sports books of 1999

80. 3618 - Tour De France - History/Legend/Riders
    Aussie Cycling Books Stuff Browse Page.  
    http://www.aussiecycling.com.au/books/productlist/3618/3618.html

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