La Philosophie, Marie-Claire, 2006, eBook.
Sartre and Camus are the kings of French philosophy. Find out more about this mysterious world with this eBook.
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Napoléon, Thierry Lentz, 2001, eBook.
A monumental figure who is constantly revisited so many times if judged by the cultural events triggered by the bicentennial.
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Jeanne d'Arc, Marie-Véronique Clin, 2003, eBook.
A historical personage as well as a legend. Joan of Arc has two sides: the warrior and the cultural saint.
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De Gaulle, Philippe Oulmont, 2008, eBook.
The man who embodies the call of the Resistance, a leader and the "most illustrious of all French men".
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Biopic Marie Curie - La fée du radium, Montellier, 2011, eBook.
Did you know that Marie Curie's notebooks are still radioactive? And she is the only woman to have received the Nobel Prize!
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Le Cinéma, Michel Pascal, 2003, eBook.
Auguste and Louis Lumière created their first film in 1895, and now look at all the evolutions since. They even have an asteroid named after them.
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The Institut français currently organises a wealth of activities for Schools and Groups. We have a great link with Sussex House School where the fabulous Ms Dayman-Larbaoui sent over some of her students' book reviews.
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