The most popular French colonialism books

Books about colonialism examine the rule of one people over another's land. Histories describe conquest and empire, and novels from both sides show what it did to the colonized and the colonizers. Many of the most important are written by authors from countries that won their independence. Only books in French are listed.

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Babel
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Babel

R. F. Kuang

2022 · 2025 edition

784 pages

Le Prince
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Le Prince

Niccolò Machiavelli

1891 · 2016 edition

88 pages

Mars la Rouge
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Mars la Rouge

Kim Stanley Robinson

1991 · 1997 edition

547 pages

Route Des Indes
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Route Des Indes

E. M. Forster

1972 · 1985 edition

344 pages

La Dernière Colonie
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La Dernière Colonie

John Scalzi, 约翰·斯卡尔齐

2007 · 2025 edition

368 pages

Va-t-en-guerre
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Va-t-en-guerre

Terry Partchett, 泰瑞·普萊契

1989 · 2010 edition

444 pages