| Title: | Anglo-Saxon superiority to what it is due, ("A quoi tient la supériorité des Anglo-Saxons") |
| Author: | Demolins, Edmond, 1852-1907 |
| Note: | Leadenhall :, 1898 |
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| Subject: | Anglo-Saxon race |
| Subject: | Education -- France |
| Subject: | Education -- Grande-Bretagne |
| Subject: | Education -- Great Britain |
| Subject: | France -- Moeurs et coutumes |
| Subject: | France -- Social life and customs |
| Subject: | Grande-Bretagne -- Moeurs et coutumes |
| Subject: | Great Britain -- Social life and customs |
| Subject: | Latin people |
| Subject: | Latins |
| Subject: | Race anglo-saxonne |
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