Word: francese
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
As the new deputy commander of Würzburg and of various support units in an area covering nearly one-third of southern West Germany, Hopfenspirger is one of a growing number of women to step into important command assignments. Colonel Frances Weir, 47, issues orders to a mostly male...
FRANCES FINCH WEISER
THE PASSION seems even more paradoxical because it lies under the cool formal surface. The formal tricks strain toward a big-league style that Roth simply does not possess--Roth seems to have been reading Nabokov. He includes a whole series of "found" documents. There are Tarnopol's writings, and...
Since the middle of the 19th century, France has been not one but two countries: the affluent and the poor. Today it is still a country divided by income, class and ideology, as the closely fought presidential election graphically demonstrated. Yet the two Frances are linked by a common materialistic...
Mary Parkman Peabody, LL.D., civil rights activist. Marietta Tree, LL.D., former United States delegate to the United Nations. Frances FitzGerald, Litt.D., author (Fire in the Lake).