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John Lee
reviewed The Origins of the Welfare State: Women, Work, and the French Revolution on October 07, 2016
The Origins of the Welfare State
Yes this is more of an academic read, but that suits me just fine. The amount of research and detail given to each case and their ripple effects on eighteenth-century France is amazing. Very enjoyable
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