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And with someone who was regularly capable of referring to himself in the third person or saying (if half in jest) ‘I have been saying it for a thousand years,’ one is tempted to adapt to de Gaulle Jean Cocteau’s quip about Victor Hugo, that he was a ‘madman who believed he was Victor Hugo’. But
A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle
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