A Handbook of Northern France
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-**- ?i^ /» J IILAL" . StOMKNT lltAlUNO Tllh CllJ-Ml. N UtS Jjy^Ml. S 120 THE FIRST UPLAND BELT between as many encroaching, roundheaded reentrants. A road running northward from Soissons to Laon crosses over the narrowed middle of the plateau segment between two reentrants; a branch road runs along the level upland in the eastern half of the segment, avoiding the reentrants on either side: this is the famous Chemin des Dames, shown in Fig. 3...5 and in more detail in Fig. 36. It was in this district that Napoleon was at last overcome in 1814, shortly after his three victories on the upland over the Petit Morin; the downfall of the First Empire and his exile to Elba followed.
North of the Ailette valley, the breadth of which is much greater than might be expected for so small a stream, two smaller plateau segments or little tablelands are separated by an open depression; they have elaborately frayed-out mar- gins; the western and larger one (220 m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Imptciiil .
vo'uV'^'w . ; I oiu'tecon - ^7\ :'M»iJf.
-**- ?i^ /» J IILAL" . StOMKNT lltAlUNO Tllh CllJ-Ml. N UtS Jjy^Ml. S 120 THE FIRST UPLAND BELT between as many encroaching, roundheaded reentrants. A road running northward from Soissons to Laon crosses over the narrowed middle of the plateau segment between two reentrants; a branch road runs along the level upland in the eastern half of the segment, avoiding the reentrants on either side: this is the famous Chemin des Dames, shown in Fig. 3...5 and in more detail in Fig. 36. It was in this district that Napoleon was at last overcome in 1814, shortly after his three victories on the upland over the Petit Morin; the downfall of the First Empire and his exile to Elba followed.
North of the Ailette valley, the breadth of which is much greater than might be expected for so small a stream, two smaller plateau segments or little tablelands are separated by an open depression; they have elaborately frayed-out mar- gins; the western and larger one (220 m.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, William Morris, 1850-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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