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Volume 20
Spring 2021
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ISSN 1539-3402
EISSN 1543-7787
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Preface
Kenneth J. Orosz
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St. Louis Once Was “P(a)in-Cour(t)”— But Was It Ever “Short of Bread”?
Pierre Gendreau-Hétu
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Come Drive French North Africa: Cartographic and Guidebook Discourse in Michelin’s 1929 Maroc, Algérie, Tunisie
Kory Olson
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« Une République s’étendant sur plusieurs continents » : le projet non advenu du Comité d’action pour une République fédérale française de 1957
Vincent Houle
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Special Section: World War II and Transnational Feminisms in the French Empire

Introduction
Emmanuelle Saada
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World War II and the Rise of Feminism in Martinique
Annette K. Joseph-Gabriel
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“I May Vote Like All Women”: Protest, Gender, and Suffrage in French Senegal, 1944–1945
Emily Lord Fransee
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“The Great Game of Hide and Seek Has Worked”: Suzanne Césaire, Cultural Marronnage, and a Caribbean Mosaic of Gendered Race Consciousness around World War II
Jennifer Anne Boittin
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