| CRESTFALLEN | Disappointed, tells France to become revolutionary |
| JESUIT | First person in France to become member of a religious order (6) |
| ENTRANCE | Heads of European nations tell France leader's lost grip (8) |
| TURN | Second person in French Resistance, note, to become revolutionary (4) |
| PATRICKPEARSE | Trick appeaser to become revolutionary, like him |
| AITRTENOROON | Muslim belonging to student group becomes revolutionary |
| REBEL | Beer-crazed student becomes revolutionary (5) |
| UNIMPORTANT | One in France to bring in worker - how trifling (11) |
| OUTOFACTION | Broken down, where in France to camp? |
| PUPPETSTATE | Vichy France, to Nazi Germany |
| TENNISBALLS | Insulting gift sent by the Dauphin of France to King Henry V (6.5) |
| JERICHO | First person in France to get to opulent old Biblical city |
| PRESTO | Near in France to get to quickly |
| SUDDEN | Go to the south of France to study, without warning (6) |
| FONDFAREWELLS | From bottom of France to remote Surrey town's dues to 12 (4,9) |
| GREENGAGES | Imported from France to Britain by a baronet in 1724, stone fruits related to plums, damsons and mirabelles (10) |
| MAGINOT | - - - line, a line of fortifications built by France to defend its border with Germany prior to the Second World War (7) |
| STATUEOFLIBERTY | Timeless law to do with right gift by France to US (6,2,7) |
| CHANNELHOPPING | Frequently changing stations while going to France to buy alcohol perhaps (7-7) |
| SATINET | Material can appeal to the left, and in France to the right |
