SECOND ITINERARY--THE CITY (_continued_) 95-120 The Rue Chanzy 95-97 The Lycée 97 and 98 The Abbey of Saint Pierre-les-Dames 98 The Pommery Wine-Cellars 101 The Church of St. Remi 103-116 The Hôtel-Dieu (Hospital) 117 II.--A VISIT TO THE BATTLEFIELD. FIRST ITINERARY (Morning) 122-133 Ormes 124 St. Euphraise 127 Coulommes-la-Montagne 128 Gueux 129 Thillois 131 SECOND ITINERARY (Afternoon) 134-159 Tinqueux 135 Merfy 137 St. Thierry 138 Villers-Franqueux 141 Cormicy 144 Le Godat 148 Loivre 150 Brimont 152 The "Cavaliers de Courcy" 156 La Neuvillette 158 THIRD ITINERARY (Morning) 160-165 Bourgogne--Fresnes 161 Witry-les-Reims 162 Nogent l'Abbesse--Beine--Berru 164 FOURTH ITINERARY (Afternoon) 166-174 The Butte-de-Tir 167 The Fort de la Pompelle 168 Alger Inn 169 Verzenay 172 [Illustration: HERMONVILLE PORCH] PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, LONDON XII--2,116-8-19-25 BEAUTIFUL FRANCE * * * * * NORMANDY. Land of rich pastures and fashionable watering-places, Normandy may truly be said to have been "favoured by the gods." Her fertile soil, famous breeds of horses and cattle, picturesque sites, and renowned sea-bathing coast have made Normandy one of France's most flourishing provinces. Numerous splendid monuments evoke in the tourist's mind reminiscences of a glorious past.