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A history of French architecture, from the reign of Charles VIII till the death of Mazarin (1911)

Blomfield, Reginald Theodore, Sir, 1856-1942 · London : G. Bell and sons, ltd. · leaf 78

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est corner a small bridgeconnected with the ground-floor of the little gallery, a building running Sauval, ii, 40. It appears from Du Cerceaus description that the idea of joiningthe Tuileries and the Louvre originated with Catherine de M^dicis, and Berty givesreasons for thinking that the… … ^-Xc;;^^-^*-^ -^ r^..-.^ a-u-^-^ -r --4/vw-^ a..^-- -////■ I A, fi. rf,7. CHOIK stall: CATULUKAL, lOUHJUbL [l I. ill lALL r. J3 HENRI IV ^T, north and south and extending beyond the river face of the Louvre inthe direction of the river. Some 660 yards west of this, about twothirds of one side of…

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