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French and Francophone Language and Literature

1966

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Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil, L'Institut Jacques Cartier Nov 1966

Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil, L'Institut Jacques Cartier

Le Club Jacques Cartier

Letter from members of L'Institut Jacques Cartier to Armand Dutil, President of Club Raquetteur Jacques Cartier.

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L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil Octobre 12, L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Oct 1966

L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil Octobre 12, L'Insitut Jacques Cartier

Le Club Jacques Cartier

Letter from members of L'Institut Jacques Cartier to Armand Dutil, President of Club Raquetteur Jacques Cartier.

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Letter To L'Institut Jacques Cartier President Napoleon Savard, Le Club Jacques Cartier Oct 1966

Letter To L'Institut Jacques Cartier President Napoleon Savard, Le Club Jacques Cartier

Le Club Jacques Cartier

Correspondence with Institute Jacques Cartier, from the Club Jacques Cartier, concerning a dispute between the two societies. Typed, in French, with postal receipt.

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L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil Octobre 20, L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Oct 1966

L'Insitut Jacques Cartier Letter To Armand Dutil Octobre 20, L'Insitut Jacques Cartier

Le Club Jacques Cartier

Letter from members of L'Institut Jacques Cartier to Armand Dutil, President of Club Raquetteur Jacques Cartier.

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Pierpont Morgan Manuscript 324: Le Roman De La Rose; A Study In Social Transition, Louise A. Miller Jun 1966

Pierpont Morgan Manuscript 324: Le Roman De La Rose; A Study In Social Transition, Louise A. Miller

Foreign Languages & Literatures ETDs

Art and literature, significant forms of human expression, serve as two valuable cultural sources for the understanding of a given civilization. The philosophical rationalism of Voltaire and the mythological paintings of Boucher, as contrasted to the concern with self of Chateaubriand and the tragically realistic paintings of Gericault, provide an important expressive background to the understanding of society before and after the French Revolution. These sources provide a broader insight into the societies of the time, their influences upon and their reactions to the immediate historical event. Similarly, the starkness of the paintings of Buffet and the preoccupation with the …

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