Step back in time to the bustling streets of 13th century Paris with this fascinating exploration of the city's sights and sounds. From the clamor of the marketplace to the hushed halls of the aristocracy, Alfred Franklin's vivid descriptions bring the city to life in a way that few historical texts can. Discover the secrets of medieval Paris with "Les Rues et les Cris de Paris au XIIIe Siecle".

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