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Why was the lesson called the last lesson?
[HS ’14]​

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Answered by SHlNCHAN
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The lesson is considered to be the last lesson because of the order according to which German would be taught in the schools from the other day onward. ... In this way, it became the last lesson taught by M. Hamel to the people of France.

Answered by nareshpatle1915
3

Explanation:

The chapter is titled the last lesson because it was M.Hamel's last session as well as last French lesson in the school.

In the last day of school M.Hamel wore his fine Sunday clothes as a mark of respect for the language and culture is being invaded by the foreigners. He was feeling nostalgic as well as repentant.His speech is an attempt to make the audience concious about the absurdity of not been able to speak or write ones native language. He feels that ones language can serve as a ray of hope in times of enslavement and captivity. 

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