La France
Also known as: La France
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La France, a Paris daily; in the 1870s, under Émile de Girardin, it supported the republicans (en.wikipedia «Émile de Girardin»). Marie calls it «bien républicaine, bête et canaille» (081.0296).
References in Diary
- 079.0277–0299 (10 April 1878): the exchange between La France and Cassagnac's Le Pays over Cassagnac's quarrel with the republican Alphonse Gent, which Marie pastes in from Le Pays («Je n'étais pas à Paris hier, et il m'était difficile de répondre à cette question de la France», 079.0277).
- 081.0296 (3 July 1878): «La France est bien républicaine, bête et canaille. C'est "Le Pays" qu'il faut lire».
Not the country (FRANCE).
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