France for the Soldier a Few Facts for the Information of Americans
France for the Soldier a Few Facts for the Information of Americans
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On the eastern coast of Africa, France possesses the coast of Somaliland, with Obock and Djibouti, and in the Indian ocean the Comores archipelago, the Reunion island and the great island of Madagascar, of which the surface is almost as large as that of France, Belgium and Holland together. This last island is very rich but still thinly pop- ulated, with only three million and a half inhabitants. Of her ancient Indian possessions, France has retained only five cities separated from one another.... They are of little importance. On the other hand, French Indo-China constitutes a domain of 803, 000 square kilometers whose population amounts to about 16 million. The native with an advanced civilization form the majority of the population. The French colonial policy in Indo-China has always been to encourage the progress of the natives rather than to colonize. The possessions in the Pacific ocean are less important. They comprise New Caledonia and its dependencies, Tahiti being the best known.
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On the eastern coast of Africa, France possesses the coast of Somaliland, with Obock and Djibouti, and in the Indian ocean the Comores archipelago, the Reunion island and the great island of Madagascar, of which the surface is almost as large as that of France, Belgium and Holland together. This last island is very rich but still thinly pop- ulated, with only three million and a half inhabitants. Of her ancient Indian possessions, France has retained only five cities separated from one another.... They are of little importance. On the other hand, French Indo-China constitutes a domain of 803, 000 square kilometers whose population amounts to about 16 million. The native with an advanced civilization form the majority of the population. The French colonial policy in Indo-China has always been to encourage the progress of the natives rather than to colonize. The possessions in the Pacific ocean are less important. They comprise New Caledonia and its dependencies, Tahiti being the best known.
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