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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Ender
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Ender

Orson Scott Card

2008 · 2010 edition

473 pages

Bel Ami
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Bel Ami

Guy de Maupassant

1973 · 2017 edition

292 pages

L’Île sous la mer
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L’Île sous la mer

Isabel Allende, 伊莎贝尔·阿连德

2009 · 2013 edition

624 pages

Le Mayflower
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Le Mayflower

Nathaniel Philbrick

2006 · 2009 edition

500 pages

Le Double
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Le Double

Naomi Klein, 娜歐蜜.克萊恩

2023 · 2024 edition

496 pages

KIM
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KIM

Rudyard Kipling

1970 · 1993 edition

496 pages

Aurora
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Aurora

Kim Stanley Robinson

2015 · 2021 edition

600 pages

Lord Jim
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Lord Jim

Joseph Conrad

1970 · 2018 edition

358 pages

Némésis
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Némésis

Isaac Asimov

1989 · 1991 edition

Palestine
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Palestine

Noam Chomsky, Ilan Pappe, Frank Barat

2015 · 2016 edition

180 pages