France As A Republic

The book presents a speech by Adlai Ewing Stevenson, where he explores the evolution of the French Republic from the French Revolution to the late 19th century. He addresses the Republic's challenges, including political and economic instability, while also celebrating its cultural contributions. Stevenson highlights the Republic's ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity as influential models for other nations, emphasizing the United States' supportive role. This work offers valuable insights into Franco-American relations and the political landscape of the time.