François Caron (historian)

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François Caron (24 March 1931 - 14 December 2014^[1][2]) was a French economic historian, specialising in the economic history of France from the 19th century onwards.

Life

Born in

• Histoire des chemins de fer en France, Tome 1, 1740-1883, Fayard, 1997 - (Prix Guizot 1998)
• Histoire des chemins de fer en France, Tome 2, 1883-1937, Fayard, 2005
• Histoire des chemins de fer en France, Tome 3, 1937–1997, Fayard, 2017

General history

• La France des patriotes (1852-1918), volume 5 of the Histoire de France edited by Jean Favier, Fayard, 1985

References