Talk:Petit Luxembourg

Page creation, title, and hôtel particulier instead of palace

This page was created using text from Luxembourg Palace in which the hyphenated forms of the name, "Palais du Petit-Luxembourg" and simply "Petit-Luxembourg", were used. I switched to the non-hyphenated form because this is how it is given in the sources I consulted, including Ayer's 2004 book, the 2009 Michelin Green Guide Paris, and the website of the French Senate [1]. Kalnein's 1995 book uses the hyphenated Petit-Luxembourg in his running text, e.g., pp. 39 and 61, but not in the index (p. 292) or picture captions on pp. 40 and 62. I did not notice that any of these sources used the term Palais or Palace; Ayers specifically calls it an hôtel particulier. --Robert.Allen (talk) 16:27, 27 October 2014 (UTC)