- The
French people (French: Les Français, lit. 'The French') are a
nation primarily located in
Western Europe that
share a
common French culture, history...
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Adams visited Paris,
where she was
shocked to
observe that
fashionable Frenchwomen,
including Madame Helvétius,
favoured the more
revealing and
sheer versions...
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around the
family and the
family was
centered around children.
Among Frenchwomen born in the
early 1960s, only a
third had at
least three children. Yet...
- the
euphemistic term for ****ual
relationships between German men and
Frenchwomen. The
devaluation of the
franc and the
German policy of requisitioning...
- Berg. pp. 13–14. Stewart, Mary Lynn (31
March 2008).
Dressing Modern Frenchwomen:
Marketing Haute Couture, 1919–1939. pp. 8–9. ISBN 9780801888038. "Madeleine...
- and
amuse myself with
women until I went to pieces. If
there were no
Frenchwomen, life wouldn't be
worth living. But so long as
there are grisettes, well...
- com.
Retrieved 2008-06-08. Stewart, Mary Lynn (2008).
Dressing Modern Frenchwomen:
Marketing Haute Couture, 1919–1939. JHU Press. p. 209. ISBN 978-0-8018-8803-8...
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children born/woman (2008 est.) noun: Frenchman, Frenchmen, Frenchwoman,
Frenchwomen adjective:
French Basques, Bretons,
Normans (French fishermen), French...
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President of the
elected Parliament),
Nicole Fontaine MEP in 1999, both
Frenchwomen, and
Roberta Metsola from
Malta in 2022. The
previous president, Jerzy...
- Gulf
Coast of the
United States. In 1704, the ship Pélican
delivered 23
Frenchwomen to the colony; p****engers had
contracted yellow fever at a stop in Havana...
