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An illustrated travelogue and architectural survey of northern French towns and their medieval churches, halls, and civic buildings, combining descriptive passages of urban character with historical notes and evocations of wartime ruin. The author travels through Arras, Lille, Amiens, Reims and many smaller towns, recording stylistic details of Gothic and regional architecture, documenting damage and loss, and reflecting on preservation. Thirty-two color and monotone plates accompany chapters organized by place, concluding with considerations of restoration and memory.
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