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In Libera me, published in 2014, Francois Gibault has unveiled its relations with personalities who marked their time, but also with strangers. There evoked his judicial souvenirs - a lawyer - and military - of cavalry officer - and personal organizing all as a dictionary. But he had not said everything. In this "Continuation and end", he goes further, unearthing other memories, making new portraits and gives his opinion on everything, often unconventional thinking. He always conducted his life without worry of what people will say-and followed his path as he saw fit. Francois Gibault is a free man.
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