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the sensational life and dark legacy of the Marquis de Morès
"With the Marquis de Morès's unique blend of oligarchic privilege and democratic populist appeal, this nineteenth-century figure (1858-1896) was the first populist, white supremacist, and openly anti-Semitic leader in the Western world. He embodies the archetype of today's strongmen. While the marquis is largely unknown today, his short, adventurous life anticipated and propelled cultural, social, and political changes that would dominate the twentieth century, and that are all too familiar to the present-day reader."-- Provided by publisher.
Prologue. Cannes, 1942 -- I. Europe. The Childhood of a Leader -- Servitude and Grandeur -- Louise and Medora -- II. America. Bad Lands Cow Boy -- "If You Are My Enemy" -- The First Failure -- III. Asia. To Penetrate into China -- The Second Failure -- IV. Europe. The Program -- He Who Sows the Wind -- Sacrificing Isaac -- Street Antisemitism -- To Each His Own Bombs -- French Swords vs. Jewish Swords -- A Destroyer of Jews -- The Fall -- IV. Africa. The Fasces -- The Traitor and the Crusaders -- The Last Battle -- Avenging Mores -- Epilogue. Cannes, 1943.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Morès, Antoine Amédée Marie Vincent Manca de Vallombrosa