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La Côte - Recueil de Chants Celtiques, Anciens Inédits (Classic Reprint)

French · Paperback / Softback

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Excerpt from La Côte: Recueil de Chants Celtiques, Anciens Inédits

Cambry était Lorient-ais; il ne savait pas beaucoup moins de breton que moi, mais il écrivait mieux le français et il sentait davantage la beauté de la terre. Le Directoire (est - cc bien le Directoire qui était roi de France en 1794 Le Directoire le nomma prési dent du district de Quimperlé; une sorte de préfet! Comme président du district, de Quimperlé, il fut chargé d'un inventaire des Biens Nationaux en Basse Bretagne. Il voyagea, poussant souvent lui-même sa berline dans les chemins bourbeux chantés par La Fontaine et qui, depuis les temps du fabuliste, n'avaient été améliorés que par le duc d'aiguil - lon. Il a fait le récit de son voyage: les catalogues voi sinent là avec les anecdotes et les poèmes: c'est un livre précieux et charmant. On y trouve pour la première fois, je crois, transcrits les épithalames à deux voix dont parle Latour d'auvergne sans les.

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Product details

Authors Max Jacob
Publisher Forgotten Books
 
Languages French
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2017
 
No. of pages 146
Dimensions 152 mm x 229 mm x 8 mm
Weight 206 g
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Ethnology > Folklore

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