The French Five Hundred

This collection of essays offers a unique perspective on French history and society in the 19th century. William Giddings Sibley explores everything from the Napoleonic Wars to the Paris Exposition of 1900, drawing on his experiences as a diplomat and writer. This book is an illuminating look at a pivotal period in French history.

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