Scanned image of handwritten 18th-century sheet music and a tattered 19th-century linen flag for national holidays.
Happy Bastille Day to our French friends and neighbours!
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14 July 2011
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Love the photo. Saved the list. It looks like there are alot of books there I would love to read. I have David McCullough's book, The Great Journey, Americans in Paris set aside right now to read soon.
Posted by: Marilyn | 14 July 2011 at 19:06
Thanks for the link to the list. Reading it I realize that most of the books that I've read about France are from the "fiction" section of the list. I don't know that I'm a Francophile, but I'll hang onto this link and read one or two of the books listed... in some other section than "fiction."
Posted by: Ally Bean | 14 July 2011 at 14:31