Le Laurier Sanglant (poèmes De Guerre), 1870-1914
by Jacques Clary Jean Normand is a poignant collection of French poems reflecting the tumultuous period between the Franco-Prussian War and the outbreak of World War I. Normandâ€(TM)s verse captures the patriotic fervor, the sorrow, and the human cost of conflict during these years. The collection offers a window into the French psyche during a time of significant national and international upheaval. These poems serve as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to express the emotional and historical realities of war.
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