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GHENT : - Jacques and Philip van Artevelde - Rise and Fall of Ghent — The
Manchester of Belgium - Market Day - Cathedral - Belfry - The Vane of the Belfry -
Hôtel de Ville - The Marché du Vendredi - Church of St . Nicholas - Gardens - The
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GHENT : - Jacques and Philip van Artevelde - Rise and Fall of Ghent — The
Manchester of Belgium - Market Day - Cathedral - Belfry - The Vane of the Belfry -
Hôtel de Ville - The Marché du Vendredi - Church of St . Nicholas - Gardens - The
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... from the temples of Herod and Solomon . In the centre of the building , under a
large silken canopy like a tent , and enclosed by a coloured wooden screen ,
giving to the place an unfortunate resemblance to an equestrian circus , rises the
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... from the temples of Herod and Solomon . In the centre of the building , under a
large silken canopy like a tent , and enclosed by a coloured wooden screen ,
giving to the place an unfortunate resemblance to an equestrian circus , rises the
...
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The Valley of the Spree - Rise of the City - Population - Streets - Unter den
Linden - Squares and Open Spaces - Opera Platz - Palace of the Emperor
William - Academy of Art and Science - Palace of the Crown Prince - The Schloss
Brücke ...
The Valley of the Spree - Rise of the City - Population - Streets - Unter den
Linden - Squares and Open Spaces - Opera Platz - Palace of the Emperor
William - Academy of Art and Science - Palace of the Crown Prince - The Schloss
Brücke ...
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... hovels of the Moghrebins , or Moslems from the north - west of Africa . But in
this court rises the celebrated wall , fifty - two yards long and fifty - six in height , of
massive stones — one being sixteen feet and one thirteen in length - all ...
... hovels of the Moghrebins , or Moslems from the north - west of Africa . But in
this court rises the celebrated wall , fifty - two yards long and fifty - six in height , of
massive stones — one being sixteen feet and one thirteen in length - all ...
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The rise of commercial enterprise in Belgium, though early, compared with other
European nations, was more recent than the age of military and ecclesiastical
supremacy, and men were consequently obliged to erect castles to protect their ...
The rise of commercial enterprise in Belgium, though early, compared with other
European nations, was more recent than the age of military and ecclesiastical
supremacy, and men were consequently obliged to erect castles to protect their ...
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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