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From Legends of the Bastille by Frantz Funck-Brentano, with an Introduction by Victorien Sardou, Authorised Translation by George Maidment, London :  Downey & Co. Limited; 1899; pp. i-v.

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LEGENDS OF THE BASTILLE

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A black and white old photograph of a model of the Bastille, by the instructions of the architect Palley, a rectangular brick building with 4 towers on one side connected by a wall of the same height.

Model of the Bastille, carved in one of the Stones of the Fortress.

One of these models, made by the instructions of the architect Palley, was sent to the chief-town of every department in France.


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Legends of                    
                the Bastille

BY

FRANTZ FUNCK-BRENTANO


WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY VICTORIEN SARDOU



AUTHORISED TRANSLATION BY

GEORGE MAIDMENT

WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS




LONDON
DOWNEY & CO. Limited
1899


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BIBLIOGRAPHY


Legendes et Archives de la Bastille. Paris :  Hachette et Cie, 1898; second edition, 1899. Crowned by the French Academy.

Die Bastille in der Legende und nach historischen Documenten. German translation by Oscar Marschall von Bieberstein. Breslau :  Schottlaender, 1899.





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