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    History of France
    History of France
    History of France
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    History of France

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    The kingdom of France of the medieval ages, emerged from
    the Western dominion of Europe. It was called as
    Charlemagne's empire of Carolingians. During those days, the
    territory was prominently called as Western Francis. It was
    during the later years in and around 987, the prominence of
    this Western francias heightened with the formation of the
    Hugh Capet. The house of Capet is quite significant in the
    French history. Causes of French revolutions later on, the civil
    wars, the Vikings threat, and many other interesting aspects,
    makes the history of France a very interesting subject to know
    for anyone from any part of the world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateNov 11, 2019
    ISBN9781386061496

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      History of France - IntroBooks Team

      History of France

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      Preface

      The kingdom of France of the medieval ages, emerged from the Western dominion of Europe. It was called as Charlemagne’s empire of Carolingians. During those days, the territory was prominently called as Western Francis. It was during the later years in and around 987, the prominence of this Western francias heightened with the formation of the Hugh Capet. The house of Capet is quite significant in the French history. Causes of French revolutions later on, the civil wars, the Vikings threat, and many other interesting aspects, makes the history of France a very interesting subject to know for anyone from any part of the world.

      Chapter 1

      Introduction

      The Northwestern country of the continent of Europe, is République Française. It is one of the historically and culturally signification nations of the world all until now as France. République Française played quite a key role in the international affairs since centuries now. République Française, had colonies all over the globe just like how the sun never setting empire of the British had once. Pyrenees and Alps are boundaries that fortify France.

      Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean seas are the other boundaries for République Française. It was the linguistic bridge that connected the northern and the southern part of the continent as a whole. Agricultural empire of France is the backbone of world economy. France is a person

      While England is an empire, and Germany is regarded as a nation, people call France to be a person for its importance given to the commons. Imposing unity out of the blues is not possible in any nation. It has to be spontaneous just like how it was and it is now in France. République Française, was engaged in long term disputes with many other fellow nations of Europe and even with the United States of America. Western end of the great

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