Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 3, Part 1Front matterReading editionChapter navigation39 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterSelected and Edited with Introductions, Etc.France and the NetherlandsFrance and the Netherlands--Part OneVolume IIII Paris The City BeautifulNotre-DameThe LouvreThe Madeleine and Champs ElyséesThe Hôtel des Invalides and Napoleon's TombThe Palais de Justice and the Sainte ChapelleThe Hotel de Ville and the ConciergeriePère la ChaiseThe Musée de ClunyThe Place de la BastilleThe Panthéon and St. Etienne-Du-MontSt. RochII The Environs of Paris VersaillesVersailles in 1739FontainebleauSt. DenisMarly-Le-RoiThe Village of AuteuilThe Two TrianonsMalmaisonSt. GermainSt. CloudIII Old Province The Papal Palace at AvignonThe Building of the Great PalaceThe Walls of AvignonVilleneuve and the Broken BridgeOrangeVaucluseThe Pont du Gard--Aigues-Mortes-NîmesArles and Les BauxIV Cathedrals and Chateaux AmiensRouenChartresRheimsBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Selected and Edited with Introductions, Etc.All chapters and sections (39)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsSelected and Edited with Introductions, Etc.France and the NetherlandsVolume 3 / Part 1 · Parts1Sections3Volume 3 · Chapters1Volume 3 · Other sectionsNotre-DameThe LouvreThe Madeleine and Champs ElyséesThe Hôtel des Invalides and Napoleon's TombThe Palais de Justice and the Sainte ChapelleThe Hotel de Ville and the ConciergeriePère la ChaiseThe Musée de ClunyThe Place de la BastilleThe Panthéon and St. Etienne-Du-MontSt. RochVolume 3 · Chapters2Volume 3 · Other sectionsVersailles in 1739FontainebleauSt. DenisMarly-Le-RoiThe Village of AuteuilThe Two TrianonsMalmaisonSt. GermainSt. CloudVolume 3 · Chapters3Volume 3 · Other sectionsThe Building of the Great PalaceThe Walls of AvignonVilleneuve and the Broken BridgeOrangeVaucluseThe Pont du Gard--Aigues-Mortes-NîmesArles and Les BauxVolume 3 · Chapters4Volume 3 · Other sectionsRouenChartresRheims[Illustration: Paris: The Seine and Bridges]◇Selected and Edited with Introductions, Etc. →