The Anglo-French Entente in the Seventeenth Century
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Charles Bastide gathers essays on what life was like for Frenchmen who crossed to England in the seventeenth century, drawing on letters, anecdotes and extracts from forgotten pamphlets.
He asks how easy the trip from Paris to London was, whether French settlers learned to write English correctly, and what impression the Huguenots made on English thought. The people range from Cromwell and Charles II to a wig-maker, a tailor and the tutor Coste. First issued in 1914.
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- Author
- Charles Bastide
- Reading time
- About 4 hours
- Pages
- 162
- Language
- English
- Genre
- European History
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- PDF, EPUB, Read online