Titlebook: Alexandre Ribot; Odyssey of a Liberal Martin E. Schmidt Book 1974 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1974 Alexandre Ribot.The Republi

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,Politics as a Profession, 1878–1889,ve department, and, as deputy, he had to familiarize himself with the intricate economic and political balances of the region. Ribot quickly learned that Calais with its textiles and coastal traffic complemented rather than rivalled Boulogne-sur-mer down the peninsular coastline to the west where th

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,Ministerial Politics, 1890–1895,at, the republic appeared set upon a safer course in domestic politics, and Ribot paused only briefly before accepting his first ministerial portfolio. He realized that he would be eclipsed in the cabinet by the indispensable Freycinet as well as by Ernest Constans, minister of the interior, who had

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,Troubled Victory, 1918–1923,oversies of the summer. Secret sessions of the Chamber halted abruptly and pacifist newspapers were ruthlessly prosecuted. Quite suddenly the socialists found themselves reduced to impotence, forced to rely upon President Wilson as their spokesman for a just, non-annexationist peace. The Tiger’s ene

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