A Certain Idea of Gaul
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The Origins of the Feudal System: Chapter One
This is Chapter 1 from the book The Origins of the Feudal System: Benefices and Patronage During the Merovingian Period by Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges. That book is itself Volume 5 of an epic series on the history of France written by Co...
The Problem of Feudalism
This is Fustel de Coulanges’s introduction to his book The Origins of the Feudal System: Benefices and Patronage During the Merovingian Period. The text of this original translation comes from the second edition, published in 1900. Please d...
Fustel de Coulanges Maps the Medieval
This is an original preface by the translator to his upcoming translation of Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges’s The Origins of the Feudal System: Benefices and Patronage During the Merovingian Period. Please do not miss the next entry in this...
Before the King, by Charles Maurras
This column originally appeared in the newspaper Action Française, subtitled “Organ of Integral Nationalism,” which was the daily newspaper of the eponymous right-wing organization made famous by Charles Maurras. No monarchist or right-wing...
Judges and Journalists, the New Aristocrats of the Fifth Republic, by Éric Zemmour
This essay by Éric Zemmour originally appeared in Pouvoirs Volume 99, Issue 4, 2001, pages 163 to 170.
My profound thanks to @malmesburyman for fielding my questions on some particularly tricky passages. Any mistakes in this translation ar...
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