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Are the French Immoral?

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THEODORE ZELDIN , of St Antony's. Oxford, examines the 19thcentury view that the French were highly cultured but immoral, with help from the writings of Thackeray, Henry James , Malraux and Sartre, and the voices of JAMES JOLL JOHN CROSS, JEAN-MARIE BENOIT

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Theodore Zeldin
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Henry James
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James Joll
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Jean-Marie Benoit
Source: Radio Times

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