Francis Miltoun: 7 books

This statement is of undeniable merit, as some of us, who so love la belle France—even though we be strangers—well know. The Burgundy of Charlemagne’s time was a much vaster extent of territory than that of the period when the province came to play its own kingly part.

Rambles in Brittany By Francis Miltoun

Rambles in Normandy By Francis Miltoun

This edition features • illustrations • a linked Table of Contents and Index CONTENTS By Way of Introduction I. A General Survey II. Feudal France—Its People and Its Châteaux III. The Pyrenees—Their Geography and Topography IV. The Pyrenees—Their History and People V. Roussillon...

THE taste for travel is an acquired accomplishment. Not every one likes to rough it. Some demand home comforts; others luxurious appointments; but you don’t get either of these in North Africa, save in the palace hotels of Algiers, Biskra and Tunis, and even there these things are less complete than...

The attempt is herein made to present in an informal manner such facts of historical, topographical, and literary moment as surrounded the localities especially identified with the life and work of Charles Dickens in the city of London, with naturally a not infrequent reference to such scenes and incidents as he was wont to incorporate in the results of his literary labours;