Sketches of the History of Man volume 3
Sketches of the History of Man volume 3
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There are feveral ordinances limiting the extent of Paris, and prohibiting new buildings beyond the prefcribed bounds ; the firfl of which is by Henry II. Ann. 1549, Thefe ordinances have been renewed from time to time, down to the 1672, in which year there is an edict of Louis XIV. To the fame purpofe. The reafons afligned are, " Firfl:, That by enlarging the city, the " air would be rendered unwholefome. :
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are feveral ordinances limiting the extent of Paris, and prohibiting new buildings beyond the prefcribed bounds ; the firfl of which is by Henry II. Ann. 1549, Thefe ordinances have been renewed from time to time, down to the 1672, in which year there is an edict of Louis XIV. To the fame purpofe. The reafons afligned are, " Firfl:, That by enlarging the city, the " air would be rendered unwholefome. :
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You can find similar books in... the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Home Kames to read onlineMoreLess
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