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d'importants bénéfices. Édition[modifier | modifier le code]  L’Argent, Paris, G. Charpentier,‎ 1891   Livre audio libre L'Argent, lu par Pomme. Bibliographie[modifier | modifier le code] Edward J. Ahearn, « Monceau, Camondo, La Curée, L’Argent: History, Art, Evil », French Review, May 2000, no 73 (6), p. 1100-15. David Baguley, « Le Capital de Zola : le Fétichisme de la monnaie dans L’Argent », Currencies: Fiscal Fortunes and Cultural Capital in Nineteenth-Century France, Oxford, Peter Lang, 2005

British imperialism John Ruskin (1819-1900) English domestic history can not be separated from that of the Empire: the processes of state formation and of imperial construction are inevitably linked in the history of the Great Bretagne. British imperial experience is constituting for both the colonized for the colonizers. However, British colonies have been long time an embarrassing legacy for Liberal thinkers of the United Kingdom. Historians, sociologists and intellectuals of the British

Moteur à explosion de Daimler. • 1887 : S. Webb, Facts for Socialists. • 1888 : Premier emprunt russe émis à la Bourse de Paris. Invention par Dunlop du pneumatique. G. Schmoller, Literaturgeschichte der Sozialwissenschaften. F. W. Taussig, The Tariff History of the United States. • 1889 : Construction de la Tour Eiffel à Paris. Création de la 2ème Internationale. J. A. Hobson et A.F. Mummery, The Physiology of Industry. • 1890 : Instauration du Sherman Antitrust Act. A. Marshall, Principles of Economics

modernity’s worst outcome.9 Overall, although I agree with their presentation, their thesis is nonetheless limited to European developments. In order to grasp the global and transnational dimensions of fascism it is, however, necessary to understand its history, first in its national articulation and second to relate this manifestation of fascism to intellectual exchanges across the Atlantic Ocean and beyond. Like Marxism and liberalism fascism was a global phenomenon that assumed many national variations

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leader best known for his involvement in making England into a republican Commonwealth and for his later role as Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1653 until his death in 1658. Cromwell has been a very controversial figure in the history of the British Isles – a regicidal dictator to some historians and a hero of liberty to others. Paragraph 1 I think Oliver Cromwell is a hero, because he did some great things : . He substantially won the Civil War, when the rest of the Parliamentary

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i am going to talk about the statue of liberty. My talk will be in two parts. In the first part, i will talk about the history of the statue, and then in the second part i will describe the statue. The presentation will last six minutes and after my talk there will be time for a discussion and any questions.  Now, let’s move to the first part of my talk which is about the history Part One: In 1865 during a dinner, Bartholdi, a French architect had the idea that France had to offer to united states

Cela fait désormais 150 ans que le XVème amendement de la Constitution américaine a été ratifiée et son histoire est marquée par une grande lutte pour les droits civiques des afro- américains. Pourtant, encore aujourd’hui, la question persiste : peut-on dire qu’en 2021, tous les citoyens américains, blancs comme noirs, sont égaux face au droit de vote ? La réponse attendue à cette problématique est oui, mais la réponse plus élaborée aurait tendance à tendre vers un non. Aujourd’hui, les chercheurs