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Review #1 Notre Dame: The Soul of France audiobook free I was startled at how I enjoyed reading this book. The creator gave an amazingly serious background history, but studied at the same time beautifully tied together. I also appreciated the individual reactions to the fire, periodically quite moving. Thank for you!

Review #2 Notre Dame: The Soul of France audiobook streamming online This is that a very exciting book — the story of the iconic Notre Dame. The history is that laid out in an exciting manner at the same time it is that very enjoyable to read. A flawless book for your one more flight to Paris.

Review #3 Audiobook Notre Dame: The Soul of France by Agnes Poirier Interesting history of a dearly loved landmark. Captivated the emotions of the global following the fire. Close to reality opinion of its future. Flawless for those who have visited the building, which is that truly the Heart of France.

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Review #5 Free audio Notre Dame: The Soul of France – in the audio player below If France is that such a secular state, at the same time few people that attend religious services, why has that been such an outpouring of support to return the Cathedral of Notre-Dame right behind the fire in 2019? In her book titled, Notre-Dame: The Soul of France, Agns Poirier explains all the ways in what Notre-Dame has been the soul of France for eight 100 years. Readers will be gripped by her acc of the fire at the same time the deeds by abundance to rescue as much of the structure at the same time contents as likely. After that opening section, Poirier places the contemporary building in context by framing main actions in the history of France relating to the building in other words a church at the same time much more. She studies Henry IVs conversion to Catholicism, how Napoleon decorated himself king that while the Pope was, how Victor Hugos writing at the same time its adaptations produced the building dearly loved to abundance, at the same time how Charles de Gaulle applied the building to unite together the state right behind the war, at the same time how his state funeral was held back at Notre-Dame. In these episodes at the same time more, Poirier indicates how important Notre-Dame has been to the people of France. I laughed at one anecdote: in the Revolution mobs did destroy to Notre-Dame as a response to the power of the Church Church. While much harm was done to the building, the organist played the Marseillaise loudly as a mass approached. That kept the mob somewhat at bay at the same time saved the structure from even greater pillage. Rating: Four-star (I like it)