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City in Light

Nairn’s Paris

By Ian Nairn

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May 2017 Issue

Dominic Green

Urban Warfare

Rebel Cities: Paris, London and New York in the Age of Revolution

By Mike Rapport

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May 2017 Issue

Allan Massie

Toxic Relations

City of Light, City of Poison: Murder, Magic, and the First Police Chief of Paris

By Holly Tucker

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December 1993 Issue

Claus von Bülow

Why the French are so Superior

Paris: An Architectural History

By Anthony Sutcliffe

An Architect's Paris

By Thomas Carlson-Reddig

Paris Spring 1933, Facsimile of 30 Lithographs

By Fedor Rojankowski

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July 1995 Issue

Sebastian Faulks

He Smoked Incessantly

André Malraux

By Curtis Cate

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November 1994 Issue

Jane Charteris

He Could Make Love to his Wife Only in the Dark

Buñuel

By John Baxter

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April 1994 Issue

Patrick Marnham

Neophytes’ Textbook

Foreign Correspondent: Paris in the Sixties

By Peter Lennon

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December 2016 Issue

Kevin Jackson

Enfant Terrible

Jean Cocteau: A Life

By Claude Arnaud (Translated by Lauren Elkin & Charlotte Mandell)

September 1993 Issue

Jessica Mann

Down with Hons

The Letters of Nancy Mitford

By Charlotte Mosley (ed)

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March 1981 Issue

Colin Wilson

Koestler, God, and the Right Brain

Bricks to Babel

By Arthur Koestler

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May 1982 Issue

Simon Blow

Pleasure & Desolation

Letters from Colette

By Robert Phelps (ed)

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December 2004 Issue

Frank Fairfield

Street History

Paris: Biography of a City

By Colin Jones

The White Cities: Report From France 1925-39

By Joseph Roth

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May 2009 Issue

Allan Massie

Promenades

Footprints in Paris: A Few Streets, A Few Lives

By Gillian Tindall

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April 2009 Issue

Caroline Moorehead

Oncle Sam

Americans in Paris: Life and Death under Nazi Occupation 1940–44

By Charles Glass

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September 2008 Issue

Allan Massie

Paris Under the Swastika

Resistance: Memoirs of Occupied France

By Agnes Humbert (Translated by Barbara Mellor)

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October 2008 Issue

Frances Spalding

Artist of the Floating World

Chagall: Love and Exile

By Jackie Wullschlager

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October 2008 Issue

Frederic Raphael

Revenge of the Second-Rate

The Shameful Peace: How French Artists and Intellectuals Survived the Nazi Occupation

By Frederic Spotts

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March 2008 Issue

Gillian Tindall

Glued Together By Their Lies

A Dangerous Liaison

By Carole Seymour-Jones

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March 2008 Issue

John de St Jorre

Agent Provocateur

Obelisk: A History of Jack Kahane and the Obelisk Press

By Neil Pearson

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May 2013 Issue

Andy Martin

Chewing Things Over

Eating the Enlightenment: Food and the Sciences in Paris, 1670–1760

By E C Spary

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