Romantic castles and palaces, as seen and described by famous writers; (1901)
Singleton, Esther, ed. and tr · New York, Dodd, Mead & Co. · leaf 418
rbu and Foulques leRechin led to war between those two brothers. Abandonedand betrayed by his followers, GeofFroy was made prisonerand cast into the cells of the Castle of Chinon, where heremained closely immured for the space of eighteen yearswith such rigour that he almost lost his reason.… … < o 7. PI3BUC UBR^Wf chAteau de chin on 323 Henry Plantagenet, great-grandson of Foulques le Rechin,brings this fine residence into new relief. Henry II. madeit his favourite manor. He made it the seat of a royallyprivileged domain, comprising Cande, Champigny, LaHaye, Llle Bouchard, Saint…
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