Hills And the Sea
Hills And the Sea
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CARCASSONNE CARCASSONNE differs from other monumen- tal towns in this : that it preserves exactly the aspect of many centuries up to a certain moment, and from that moment has " set/ 9 and has suffered no further change. You see and touch, as you walk along its ramparts, all the generations from that crisis in the fifth century when the public power was finally despaired of— and after which each group of the Western Empire began to see to its own preservation— down to that last achievement of t...he thirteenth, when medieval civilization had reached its full flower and was ready for the decline that followed the death of St. Louis and the extinc- tion of the German phantasy of empire.
No other town can present so vivid and clean-cut a fossil of the seven hundred years into which poured and melted all the dissolution of antiquity, and out of which was formed or crystallized the highly specialized diversity of our modern Europe.
In the fascination of extreme age many English sites are richer ; Winchester and Canterbury may be quoted from among a hundred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CARCASSONNE CARCASSONNE differs from other monumen- tal towns in this : that it preserves exactly the aspect of many centuries up to a certain moment, and from that moment has " set/ 9 and has suffered no further change. You see and touch, as you walk along its ramparts, all the generations from that crisis in the fifth century when the public power was finally despaired of— and after which each group of the Western Empire began to see to its own preservation— down to that last achievement of t...he thirteenth, when medieval civilization had reached its full flower and was ready for the decline that followed the death of St. Louis and the extinc- tion of the German phantasy of empire.
No other town can present so vivid and clean-cut a fossil of the seven hundred years into which poured and melted all the dissolution of antiquity, and out of which was formed or crystallized the highly specialized diversity of our modern Europe.
In the fascination of extreme age many English sites are richer ; Winchester and Canterbury may be quoted from among a hundred.
What to read after Hills And the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belloc Hilaire to read onlineMoreLess
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