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Holidays in Eastern France

by Matilda Betham-Edwards

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PREFACE.

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CHAPTER I. The Valley of the Marne - CHAPTER II. Noisiel: the City of Chocolate - CHAPTER III. Provins and Troyes - CHAPTER IV. Among French Protestants at Montbéliard - CHAPTER V. St. Hippolyte, Morteau, and the Swiss Borderland - CHAPTER VI. Besançon and its Environs - CHAPTER VII. Ornans, Courbet's Country, and the Valley of the Loue - CHAPTER VIII. Salins, Arbois, and the Wine Country of the Jura - CHAPTER IX. Lons-le-Saunier - CHAPTER X. Champagnole and Morez - CHAPTER XI. St. Claude: the Bishopric in the Mountains - CHAPTER XII. Nantua and the Church of Brou - APPENDIX.

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HOLIDAYS IN EASTERN FRANCE. - CHAPTER I. - THE VALLEY OF THE MARNE.

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CHAPTER II. - NOISIEL: THE CITY OF CHOCOLATE.

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CHAPTER III. - PROVINS AND TROYES.

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CHAPTER IV. - AMONG FRENCH PROTESTANTS AT MONTBÉLIARD

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CHAPTER V. - ST. HIPPOLYTE, MORTEAU, AND THE SWISS BORDERLAND.

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CHAPTER VI. - BESANÇON AND ITS ENVIRONS.

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Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-09-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8936

Subjects

France -- Description and travel DC

About the author

Matilda Betham-Edwards

1836–1919

A prolific Victorian writer, she moved easily between novels, poetry, children's books, and vivid travel writing inspired by a deep love of France. Her work offers a lively mix of observation, storytelling, and cross-Channel curiosity.

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