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The Evolution of an Empire A Brief Historical Sketch of France   By: (1843-1911)

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In "The Evolution of an Empire A Brief Historical Sketch of France," Mary Platt Parmele provides a concise and comprehensive overview of the history of France. From the earliest Gauls to the rise of the modern French Republic, Parmele expertly traces the evolution of the French empire, highlighting key events, figures, and cultural developments along the way.

Parmele's writing is engaging and accessible, making this book a perfect introduction to French history for readers of all levels. She effectively balances broad historical trends with specific anecdotes and details, bringing the past to life in a way that is both informative and entertaining.

Overall, "The Evolution of an Empire" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the history of France. Parmele's clear and engaging style, combined with her thorough research and insightful analysis, make this book a must-read for history buffs and casual readers alike.

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THE

EVOLUTION OF AN EMPIRE

A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF

FRANCE

BY

MARY PARMELE

Author of "Evolution of Empire Series, Germany;" "Who? When? What? Literature Chart."

NEW YORK

WILLIAM BEVERLEY HARISON,

59 FIFTH AVENUE

1894

PUBLISHED AND COPYRIGHTED, 1894,

BY

WILLIAM BEVERLEY HARISON,

59 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY.

ELECTROTYPED AND PRINTED BY

THE PUBLISHERS' PRINTING COMPANY

182 186 WEST 14TH STREET

NEW YORK

PREFACE.

In an attempt to tell the story of a great nation in about 100 pages, it is needless to say there must be a rigid exclusion of all save essential facts. To those already familiar with the subject, this sketch is offered merely as a reminder of the sequence of conditions and events in the evolution of France; while to the student it is presented as a framework upon which may be placed, in orderly and comprehensible fashion, the results of future reading and research.

To the latter class I would suggest that a series of papers, written upon the most prominent themes found in the Table of Contents, will bear fruit in knowledge more real and vital than may be obtained from the writings of others, however eloquent and vivid the presentation.

M. P.

NEW YORK, July 23d, 1894.

CONTENTS.

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