Liber Fluviorum: Or, River Scenery of FranceAdded title page, engraved, with title: The rivers of France, and with date 1853. |
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abbey Agnes Sorel Ancenis ancient Anjou appearance beautiful BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH bridge building built Cæsar called cathedral Caudebec chapel Charles Charles Turner château CHATEAU GAILLARD church of Saint Cinq Mars Codicil Dame distance ditch Duclair edifice England Engraved Erdre executors feet fortress France French GAILLARD Gallery gardens Gilles de Retz hand Harfleur Havre Henry hill holy honour hundred inhabitants island J. M. W. TURNER John Lackland Jumièges king leagues length Lillebonne lofty Loire look Louis Louis XI magnificent Maine-et-Loire monks monument Nantes Normandy Normans Ouen painted painter Paris passed pounds present Quillebœuf remains remarkable right bank river road rock Rollo Roman Rouen round Royal Academy ruins Saint Ouen scene seen Seine side sixteenth century spot stone street subterranean Tancarville temple thousand Tours towers town traveller trees trustees village walls wandering whole William
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