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ouillet, Chantilly and Com-piegne. All, however, were intimately connectedwith the life of the capital in the mediaeval andRenaissance days, and together form a classdistinct from any other monumental edificeswhich exist, or ever have existed, in France. Mere historic fact has been subordinated… … CHAPTER I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII.VIII. IX. X. XI. XII.XIII.XIV. XV.XVI. XVII.XVIII. PAGE 1314436175 Introductory The Evolution of French Gardens The Royal Hunt in France The Palais de la Cite and Tournelles . The Old Louvre and Its History The Louvre of Francis I and Its Suc-cessors The Tuileries…
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