Women barred from New Eden writers retreat at Triel
French novelist Madame Mirbeau hosts a summer writers’ retreat at Triel Cheverchement inviting about thirty male authors for three weeks to a month each, with women excluded to avoid rivalry and preserve harmony. The plan may expand to include women if advised by the Societe des Gans de Lettres.
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Triel-Cheverehement
Faris
New York
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Mirbeau
Societe Des Gans de Lettres
Mirbeag Foundation
Triel-Cheverchementia
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France urged to adopt air policy as Britain plans fleet
In London discussions from the International Aviation Congress, French officials urge France to follow Britain and build a powerful aerial fleet. Francois Franklin notes Britain’s air policy aims for dominance, while Britain defends it as a general power move, not aimed at France, and stresses aviation as an auxiliary to navy.
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M. Pierse-Ellernne
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Paris
Aviat
Ase
Ruhry
Mesopotamia
Palestine
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