Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909, Frothingham, Arthur Lincoln, 1859-1923 · New York, The Baker & Taylor Company · leaf 369
Chap. II] LATER ROMANESQUE OF FRANCE 311 eastern regions of Burgundy (9), Champagne (4) and Lorraine, can hardly be said to have owed any allegiance to the King of France, and the Dukes of Burgundy were, even as late as the fifteenth century, formidable enemies of the king, threatening even to form… … 268 — France: Approximate boundaries of the several styles of architecture in the Middle Ages. 1. France proper, or Royal France. 2. Rhenish. 3. Norman. 4. Champagne. 5. Brittany. 6. Dauphine. 7. Poitevin. 8. Auvergne. 9. Burgundian. 10. South: Lan- guedoc and Provence. 11. Perigord. 12. Gascony…
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