A book of the Cevennes
A book of the Cevennes
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This goes by the name of the Tombeau du General Anglais, and is supposed to have been set up in honour of a Captain MacHarren, who commanded one of the mixed companies of English and Gascons that held the land or harried it for the English Crown nominally, actually for themselves. This MacHarren was probably one of the English garrison that held Sauges till 1360, when they were driven out by the Viscount Polignac.
La Voute-Chilhac down the river stands on a peninsula between the Allier and the ...Avesne that here debouches into it. It possesses a church of the fifteenth century that has taken the place of one erected by S. Odilo of Cluny in 1075. The original door- valves remain, but injured by cutting to make them fit the ogee portal. In the midst it bears the inscription : — "Hie tibi rex regum hoc condidit Odilo templum Agminibus superis quem miscuit arbiter orbis. " i;o THE CEVENNES There were other inscriptions, but they have been mutilated. Chilhac stands on a rock composed in the lower portion of beautiful prismatic columnar basalt, capped with an amorphous flow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This goes by the name of the Tombeau du General Anglais, and is supposed to have been set up in honour of a Captain MacHarren, who commanded one of the mixed companies of English and Gascons that held the land or harried it for the English Crown nominally, actually for themselves. This MacHarren was probably one of the English garrison that held Sauges till 1360, when they were driven out by the Viscount Polignac.
La Voute-Chilhac down the river stands on a peninsula between the Allier and the ...Avesne that here debouches into it. It possesses a church of the fifteenth century that has taken the place of one erected by S. Odilo of Cluny in 1075. The original door- valves remain, but injured by cutting to make them fit the ogee portal. In the midst it bears the inscription : — "Hie tibi rex regum hoc condidit Odilo templum Agminibus superis quem miscuit arbiter orbis. " i;o THE CEVENNES There were other inscriptions, but they have been mutilated. Chilhac stands on a rock composed in the lower portion of beautiful prismatic columnar basalt, capped with an amorphous flow.
What to read after A book of the Cevennes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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