The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... France and from France to the United States took place with elaborate ceremonies in 1803. Other notable structures are the Custom House and Post Office building ( cost $ 5,000,000 ) , which is of massive granite , but not beautiful as ...
... France and from France to the United States took place with elaborate ceremonies in 1803. Other notable structures are the Custom House and Post Office building ( cost $ 5,000,000 ) , which is of massive granite , but not beautiful as ...
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... France . The centre of the new settlement was the old Place d'Armes , now called Jackson Square . In 1722 , when New Orleans became the capital of the French territory in this vicinity , VOL . XIII . — 2 . its low , marshy site was ...
... France . The centre of the new settlement was the old Place d'Armes , now called Jackson Square . In 1722 , when New Orleans became the capital of the French territory in this vicinity , VOL . XIII . — 2 . its low , marshy site was ...
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... FRANCE . The now flourishing Gazette de France ( daily ) is the oldest of all French news- papers . As the Gazette it was established at Paris in 1631 under the patronage of Richelieu by Théophraste Renaudot ( 1584-1653 ) . It first ...
... FRANCE . The now flourishing Gazette de France ( daily ) is the oldest of all French news- papers . As the Gazette it was established at Paris in 1631 under the patronage of Richelieu by Théophraste Renaudot ( 1584-1653 ) . It first ...
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... France . After Napoleon's abdication and hastened to offer his the taking of Paris by the Allies he insisted on services to the Bourbons . He was made a peer of France , and a member of the council of war , and was placed in charge of ...
... France . After Napoleon's abdication and hastened to offer his the taking of Paris by the Allies he insisted on services to the Bourbons . He was made a peer of France , and a member of the council of war , and was placed in charge of ...
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... France , situated on the Mediterranean , at the foot of the Alps , and at the western ex- tremity of the Riviera , 140 miles by rail east- northeast of Marseilles , and 640 miles from Paris ( Map : France , O 8 ) . Nice is far - famed ...
... France , situated on the Mediterranean , at the foot of the Alps , and at the western ex- tremity of the Riviera , 140 miles by rail east- northeast of Marseilles , and 640 miles from Paris ( Map : France , O 8 ) . Nice is far - famed ...
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