Politics

One and indivisible

une, indivisible

The formula asserts that the Republic is a single political whole, opposed here to federalism.

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The Gods Are Athirst

Anatole France · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Phrase.

The formula asserts that the Republic is a single political whole, opposed here to federalism. In the festival paragraph it belongs to a confident future-directed claim that the Republic will overcome its enemies, immediately beside famine, terror and military danger. The confidence should not be rewritten as a calm report that every threat has already ended.

Places to read

  1. Chapter VIII, paragraph 1Frenchla République une, indivisible: The Republic, one and indivisible. The assertion follows the declaration that federalism is defeated.