The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 79
... France who get to know Paris , Touraine , Normandy , the Pays Basque , and the Riviera , are unaware that such a range exists . Yet the Massif Central is of the first importance in the geography of France , and geography is the primary ...
... France who get to know Paris , Touraine , Normandy , the Pays Basque , and the Riviera , are unaware that such a range exists . Yet the Massif Central is of the first importance in the geography of France , and geography is the primary ...
Pagina 81
... France with its mainly Roman foundations . The very name of France comes from the Franks , whose great King Clovis was the first to weld a nation out of what had formerly been a congeries of tribes . Similarly throughout the north of France ...
... France with its mainly Roman foundations . The very name of France comes from the Franks , whose great King Clovis was the first to weld a nation out of what had formerly been a congeries of tribes . Similarly throughout the north of France ...
Pagina 95
... France than in England was doubtless that down to the end of the Middle Ages the danger of attack in France was greater . All over the world nobility has owed its origin to the protection afforded by the lord to his dependents : that is ...
... France than in England was doubtless that down to the end of the Middle Ages the danger of attack in France was greater . All over the world nobility has owed its origin to the protection afforded by the lord to his dependents : that is ...
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