Normandy

Explore the historic region of Normandy with this classic travelogue. First published in 1905, "Normandy" offers a vivid portrait of the French province, blending historical insights with artistic observations. Authored by Geraldine Edith Mitton and illustrated by Nico Jungman, this volume captures the essence of Normandy's towns, landscapes, and cultural heritage.

Journey through picturesque villages, discover ancient abbeys, and experience the charm of the Norman countryside as depicted through Mitton's engaging prose and Jungman's evocative illustrations. A valuable resource for history enthusiasts and armchair travelers alike, "Normandy" provides a window into a bygone era and celebrates the enduring appeal of this enchanting region.

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