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Paris in the Third Reich
All this and heaven too
All this and heaven too

By Rachel Field

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Henriette Deluzy-Despartes accepts a position in the unhappy household of the Duc de Praslin. His malicious wife becomes insanely jealous of a romantic attachment between the two and when she is fo...

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The World at Night
The World at Night

By Alan Furst

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Cosette
Cosette

By Laura Kalpakian

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Paris and London in the Eighteenth Century: Studies in Popular Protest
Paris and London in the Eighteenth Century: Studies in Popular Protest

By George F. E. Rude

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At numerous points throughout the eighteenth century, the people of Paris and London –then the two largest cities in the world– rioted and demonstrated, looted property, and marches in protest. The...

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Eating Paris
Eating Paris

By Carl Gardner

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The World at Night
The World at Night

By Alan Furst

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Theo's Odyssey
Theo's Odyssey

By Catherine Clement

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Holiday in a Coma & Love Lasts Three Years: two novels by Frederic Beigbeder: AND Love Lasts Three Years
The Paris Enigma
The Paris Enigma

By Pablo De Santis

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