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Chapter 11 LAST DAYS AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 WHEN MACMAHON WAS PRESIDENT
Chapter 2 IMPRESSIONS OF THE ASSEMBLY AT VERSAILLES
Chapter 3 M. WADDINGTON AS MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Chapter 4 THE SOCIAL SIDE OF A MINISTER'S WIFE
Chapter 5 A REPUBLICAN VICTORY AND A NEW MINISTRY
Chapter 6 THE EXPOSITION YEAR
Chapter 7 THE BERLIN CONGRESS
Chapter 8 GAIETIES AT THE QUAI D'ORSAY
Chapter 9 M. WADDINGTON AS PRIME MINISTER
Chapter 10 PARLIAMENT BACK IN PARIS
Chapter 11 LAST DAYS AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
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