France and the Netherlands—­Part Two

IV—­cathedrals and chateaux—­(Continued)

Bayeux and the famous tapestry—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

The chateau of Henry IV.  At Pau—­By H.A.  Taine

Chateaux in the valley of the Loire—­By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Amboise—­By Theodore Andrea Cook

Blois—­By Francis Miltoun

Chambord—­By Theodore Andrea Cook

Chenonceaux—­By Francis Miltoun

Foix—­By Francis Miltoun

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V—­VARIOUS FRENCH SCENES

Mont st. Michel—­By Anna Bowman Dodd

Caen—­By Thomas Frognall Dibdin

Down the river to Bordeaux—­By H.A.  Taine

The Grande chartreuse—­By Thomas Gray

Carcassonne—­By Henry James

Biarritz—­By Francis Miltoun

Down the Saone to Lyons—­By Nathaniel Parker Willis

Lyons—­By Thomas Gray

Marseilles—­By Charles Dickens

The little republic of Andorra—­By Francis Miltoun

Gavarnie—­By H.A.  Taine

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VI—­BELGIUM

Bruges—­By Grant Allen

A pen picture of bruges—­By William Makepeace Thackeray

Ghent—­By Grant Allen

Brussels—­By Clive Holland

Waterloo—­By Victor Hugo

Waterloo:  A visit to the field—­By the Editor

Antwerp—­By T. Francis Bumpus

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VII—­HOLLAND

How the Dutch obtained their land—­By Edmondo de Amicis

Rotterdam and the Hague—­By Edmondo de Amicis

Haarlem—­By Augustus J.C.  Hare

Scheveningen—­By George Wharton Edwards

Delft—­By Augustus J.C.  Hare

Leyden—­By Edmondo de Amicis

Dortrecht—­By Augustus J.C.  Hare

The Zuyder Zee—­By Edmondo de Amicis

The art of Holland—­By Edmondo de Amicis

The tulips of Holland—­By Edmondo de Amicis

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