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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 56

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he attempts of his enemy ofSpain. In 1861 the boundary between France and Italywas extended eastwards, as far as a ravine spanned bythe Pont St Louis, a short way beyond Mentone, thusincluding Nice and Mentone, formerly part of Savoy,within the French territory. In treating of the architecture of… … IV. THE foregoing Sketch of the history of this regionshews that its architecture must belong to twoentirely distinct epochs—the Roman period and theMediaeval period. It is proposed in the following de-scription of the various edifices to treat of these twoperiods separately,—taking up first the…

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