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Mme Le Prince de Beaumont

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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
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    Mme Le Prince de Beaumont, an adventurous 18th-century lady who wrote over 70 volumes for the young, thought that children’s stories should be pervaded by ā€œthe spirit of geometry.ā€ It is possible that the blame for France’s showing might in part be laid on a…

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    Mme Le Prince de Beaumont, an adventurous 18th-century lady who wrote over 70 volumes for the young, thought that children’s stories should be pervaded by ā€œthe spirit of geometry.ā€ It is possible that the blame for France’s showing might in part be laid on a…

    Read More