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Royal palaces and parks of France (1910)

Miltoun, Francis · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 252

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poleon and Louis Philippe. A castle maysometimes suffer less from a siege than from arestoration. From every point of view, however, Fontaine-bleau remains an architectural document of themost profound interest and value, and, fromthe tourists point of view, it is the most appealingof all European… … ^ Fontainebleau and its Forest 187 First, this royal dwelling is of the most ampleand effective proportions; second, it possessesa remarkable series of luxurious apartments;third, it still contains some of the finest exam-ples of furniture and furnishings of Renaissanceand Napoleonic times; and, in…

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