IN spite of the "rise of the bourgeoisie" - a universal constant in Western history whose explanatory power is exceeded only by the formula "It began with the Greeks:" - France was a peasant country in 1870.
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From Knowledge to Power
The Rise of the Science Empire in France, 1860-1939
by Harry W. Paul
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