Michael Macdonald

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In essence, the book is a tract on leadership. De Gaulle returns to his obsession about the perils of a priori thinking. In his view the successful leader had to combine, to use de Gaulle’s Bergsonian phrase, a ‘creative spark’ with a capacity for abstraction and critical intelligence.
A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle
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