Titlebook: Mastering French 2; E. J. Neather Textbook 1985Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985 design.French.knowledge

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Les Fran?ais Qui Consommentke the foreigner feel that he or she is getting close to a part of the real France, the France of tradition, with its roots in the country. Yet, in recent years, the hypermarket seems to have become as big an attraction for the visitor, and to be just as characteristically French in its own way. The

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Le Pays de Frances patriotism becomes exaggerated. Perhaps, for some readers, the feelings expressed in the following two passages might be exaggerated, but for me they express a pride in France, gentle in the case of Duhamel, grandiose and intransigent in the case of de Gaulle, but a pride which emerges strongly in

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La Ville de Paris chosen for ., give a taste of some of the richness of regional patterns. Given limited space, some of the areas one would like to include have to be put to one side for another occasion. But Paris cannot be omitted. Paris is more than a part of that French variety, more than a capital city. Paris i

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La France Administrative centralised administrative systems of any European state. Although the first passage in this chapter credits Napoleon with the founding of the modern bureaucracy, the tradition of centralised government goes back even earlier, certainly back as far as Louis XIV. But it is of course Napoleon, as wit

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