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Excerpt from The Peak CountryRetired hamlets, by the side of pure and crystalline streams, and sometimes swelling up into purple ridges of gritstone moor, whose silence is seldom broken except by the sudden sharp cry of the grouse, or by the tinkle of half-seen streams. One would have looked to find that these happy valleys of Rasselas these vales, as Mr. Ruskin said of them, Where one would expect to meet Apollo and the Muses - would have bee...

Excerpt from The North Riding of YorkshireA word of apology is possibly needed for the free introduction of references. These serve, it is hoped, a double purpose. In the first place they discriminate, moie OI less completely, between statements for which the writer is primarily Ie sponsible, and statements that are made on the authority of others. In the second place, they constitute a useful index to the numerous papers and notices dealing w...

Excerpt from The Channel IslandsElle est pour nous la France, et, dans son lit des ¿eurs, Elle en a le sourire et quelquefois les pleurs.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whils...

Excerpt from The Lake of GenevaCalvin, indeed, is inseparably connected with the greatest moment in Geneva's history. His rule for nearly a quarter of a century of this little city state is chosen by Lord Morley in his Romanes lecture at Oxford in 1897 as an out standing illustration of what can be accomplished by moral forces in the absence of giant armies and big guns. It is impossible, in fact, to think of historical Geneva without thinking...

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Excerpt from The Peak CountryRetired hamlets, by the side of pure and crystalline streams, and sometimes swelling up into purple ridges of gritstone moor, whose silence is seldom broken except by the sudden sharp cry of the grouse, or by the tinkle of half-seen streams. One would have looked to find that these happy valleys of Rasselas these vales, as Mr. Ruskin said of them, Where one would expect to meet Apollo and the Muses - would have bee...

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Excerpt from The Lake of Geneva Calvin, indeed, is inseparably connected with the greatest moment in Geneva's history. His rule for nearly a quarter of a century of this little city state is chosen by Lord Morley in his Romanes lecture at Oxford in 1897 as an out standing illustration of what can be accomplished by moral forces in the absence of giant armies and big guns. It is impossible, in fact, to think of historical Geneva without thinki...

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