A traveller's history of Paris
1st American ed.
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Word Count
77,250 words, Guess
Page Count
309 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetravellershistor0000cole
- ISBN-101566561507
- ISBN-139781566561501
- Goodreads4733906
- Library of Congress Control Number94007120
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- OCLC Control Number29910305
- Better World Books9781566561501
- Open LibraryOL1083455M
Classifications
- DDC944/.36
- LCCDC708 .C573 1994
- LCCDC708.C573 1994
Description
Paris, in many people's view, is the epitome of the perfect city-beautiful, romantic and imbued with vitality and culture. It is a wonderful place to visit and to live. A 'pride of place' mentality has characterised Parisians for centuries: 'To be in Paris, is to be' enthused an anonymous correspondent as early as 1323. Packed with fact, anecdote and insight, A Traveller's History of Paris, offers a complete history of the city and the people who have shaped its destiny, from its earliest settlement as a Roman village with a few hundred inhabitants, to 20 centuries later when Paris is a city of well of 2 million, at the centre of a conurbation that exceeds 12 million-nearly one-fifth of the population of France.
First Sentence
Paris on the river Seine is the central point in the Paris Basin, a network of rivers and trade routes north of the Massif Central.
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Series Statement
- A Traveller's history series
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