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Promenade d’un Français dans l’Irlande

Jacques de Latocnaye · 1797 · Free in the US

280,078 words · about 19 h 37 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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About this book

Author
Jacques de Latocnaye
Language
French
Published
1797
Length
280,078 words · about 19 h 37 min
Sections
20 reader sections
Text
Digital text
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (20)
  1. Front matter about 6 h 34 min
  2. Advertisement about 3 min
  3. Belfast about 26 min
  4. Conomara about 21 min
  5. Dublin about 35 min
  6. Dédicace about 1 min
  7. Ecosse about 28 min
  8. Enniskillen about 15 min
  9. Explication about 1 min
  10. Killarney about 21 min
  11. La Mine d'or about 35 min
  12. Le Chemin des Plats about 25 min
  13. Limerick about 31 min
  14. Londonderry about 25 min
  15. Londres about 14 min
  16. Lough Neagh about 13 min
  17. Tallion about 30 min
  18. Texte entier about 6 h 31 min
  19. Waterford about 51 min
  20. Westport about 17 min

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Front matter

L’ouvrage a été imprimé en Irlande et composé par des typographes qui ne connaissaient pas la langue française. L’orthographe, les accents, la ponctuation, sont donc ceux du manuscrit de l’auteur, et s’écartent sensiblement de l’usage actuel et de l’usage du temps. Le texte original a été respecté, sauf quelques fautes d’impression évidentes, et les erreurs du transcripteur.

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