The Third Republic in France, 1870-1940: Conflicts and Continuities

HE IS NOT A FRENCHMAN -- Document 3.4 The Degradation of Dreyfus (5 January 1895) -- Document 3.5 The Nationalism of Bernard Lazare -- Document 3.6 The Nationalism of Maurice Barrès -- Document 3.7 Emile Zola and the Press -- Document 3.8 Emile Zola's 'J'Accuse ...!' (13 January 1898) -- Document 3.9 The Rennes Retrial (7 August-9 September 1899) -- Document 3.10 Fashoda (September-November 1898) -- Document 3.11 The Boer War (October 1899-May 1902) -- APPEAL TO THE FRENCH -- A - ON LAND -- B - ON THE SEAS -- Document 3.12 The Separation of Church and State (9 December 1905) -- LAW OF 9 DECEMBER 1905 CONCERNING THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE -- FIRST CHAPTER: Principles -- CHAPTER II: Allocation of property - pensions -- CHRONOLOGY -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- 4 Women and the family -- Document 4.1 Women and the Paris Commune of 1871 -- Document 4.2 Moderate Feminism -- Document 4.3 Radical Feminism -- Document 4.4 Feminism and Socialism -- Document 4.5 The Roman Catholic View of Women -- Document 4.6 Secondary School Education for Girls -- Document 4.7 Divorce -- Document 4.8 Depopulation and the Birth Rate -- Document 4.9 Women and Capitalism -- Document 4.10 Women and Work -- Document 4.11 Joan of Arc -- Document 4.12 Sex and Marriage -- CHRONOLOGY -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- 5 The First World War -- Document 5.1 Sport and the Olympic Games -- Document 5.2 The Franco-British Entente Cordiale -- Document 5.3 Anti-militarism and Anti-colonialism of the Left -- Document 5.4 The Caillaux Trial -- Document 5.5 The Sacred Union -- Document 5.6 Opposition to the Sacred Union -- Document 5.7 Industrial Mobilization -- Document 5.8 The Western Front -- Document 5.9 The Eastern Front -- Document 5.10 German-occupied France -- Document 5.11 Revolution in Russia -- Document 5.12 Clemenceau and Victory -- CHRONOLOGY -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- 6 France after the First World War