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Philip M. Williams •ï¿½26 Items / 9 Books, 5 Articles, 12 Reviews
De Gaulle's Republic (1960)
by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
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    Gaul in the Grand Style (2 Reviews)
    Maurice Edelman
    France: Steadfast and Changing, by Raymond Aron
    1. France: Steadfast and Changing by Raymond Aron
    2. De Gaulle's Republic by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
    The Saturday Review, October 15, 1960, p. 24
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    Reviews of Books (3 Reviews)
    Nicholas Wahl
    France: Steadfast and Changing, by Raymond Aron
    1. France: Steadfast and Changing by Raymond Aron
    2. The Fifth French Republic by Dorothy Maud Pickles
    3. De Gaulle's Republic by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
    American Political Science Review, June 1961, p. 380
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    Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    Henry L. Roberts
    Western Europe
    1. De Gaulle's Republic by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
    2. France: Steadfast and Changing by Raymond Aron
    3. The De Gaulle Republic: Quest for Unity by Roy C. Macridis and Bernard E. Brown
    4. The Saar Conflict, 1945-1955 by Jacques Freymond
    5. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William L. Shirer
    6. Berlin: Pivot of German Destiny by Charles B. Robson
    7. Germany Divided by Terence Prittie
    Foreign Affairs, January 1961, pp. 325-326
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    Received At Our Desk (8 Reviews)
    De Gaulle's Republic, by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
    1. De Gaulle's Republic by Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison
    2. Colonial Virginia by Richard Lee Morton
    3. A Wind from the North by Ernle Bradford
    4. Look to the Wilderness by W. Douglas Burden
    5. Horsemen Blue and Gray by James R. Johnson and Alfred H. Bill
    6. The American Indian Wars by John Tebbel and Keith Jennison
    7. Our Incredible Civil War by Burke Davis
    8. Government, Law, and Courts in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe by Vladimir Gsovski and Kazimierz Grzybowski
    Current History, February 1961, pp. 113-114