File:"La soule en Basse Normandie" 1852.jpg

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Français : La soule en Basse Normandie en 1852 - in L'Illustration 28 février 1852
English: La soule (choule) in Lower Normandy, 1852: published in L'Illustration, 28 February 1852.
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(based on a sketch by M.J.L. de Condé)

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