H. de Fontenay } "Autun et ses Monuments" 1889 and } A de Charmasse } "Autun et ses Monuments, Précis Historique" 1889 Joseph Déchelette "Guide des Monuments D'Autun" 1907 Joseph Déchelette "L'Oppidum de Bibracte" Alphonse Germain "Les Néerlandais en Bourgogne" 1909 M. L'Abbé B---- "Légendes Bourguignonnes" 1872 M. L'Abbé B---- "Tebsima" 1872 Lettres d'Abailard et d'Héloise; Nouveau receuil, etc. 1720 Matthew Arnold's Poems 1885 Jules Baux "Richesses Historiques et Archéologiques sur L'Eglise de Brou" 1844. Camille Jullian "Vercingetorix" 1902 Camille Jullian "Histoire de Gaule" 1908 Camille Jullian "Tableau sommaire de la Gaule sous la domination romaine." 1892 S. Cambray "Lamartine; A Study" 1890 Lamartine "Confidences" " 1849 Lamartine "Le Tailleur de Pierre de Saint Point" " 1851 Michelet "Histoire de France" Viollet-le-Duc "Dictionnaire Raisonné" INTRODUCTION Although the history of Burgundy is intimately connected with that of England--the policy of the Valois Dukes, for example, affected profoundly our national destinies during the hundred years' war--the average English reader's knowledge of the subject is contained within the four corners of a wine list. He knows Beaune--knows the name well, as that of a drinkable brand, may have blessed it in his heart, when a ray from the shaded lamp shot through its ruby depths. If by any chance he loves Meredith, he may, even, under its kindly influence, have whispered to his fair partner, Dr. Middleton's phrase: "Burgundy has great genius; Burgundy sings the inspired ode." But should his lady slip in a question concerning this ruddy heartener of man, he could not answer; he would stumble between the Côte d'Azur and the Côte d'Or. Not another town of Burgundy could he name. Dijon he knows, and remembers; because there he scalded his throat with hot coffee, gulped down, at three in the morning, on the way home from the Riviera; or, bound for Switzerland, he may have passed through the town. But he does not know Dijon as a Burgundian Capital, nor as a proud city of royal palaces and unrivalled sculpture. At most, when he hears the duchy named, there floats through his mind a shadowy memory of Henry V., or of King Lear.[1]