Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 62
form. As is the case with other similarorganisations in France, there is not only a Govern-ment Department, but a school for the preliminarytraining of future officials (an idea which might befollowed with great advantage in England andAmerica). Paris has, also, been fortunate in the fact thatthe… … INTRODUCTORY has gained either some beautiful building, or a parkor an avenue. Thus, the lower end of the ChampsElysees was developed at the close of the first greatExhibition. The second and third Exhibitions producedthe Trocadero, and to some extent the developmentof the Champ de Mars, and the…
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