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BAZOUGES. - Les Jalons du Temps.
Language: French
Published by Édité par l'Auteur Joseph Saulnier à Château-Gontier (Mayenne). - Septembre, 2013
First Edition
Couverture souple. Condition: Bon. Edition originale, Édition limitée. Broché, couverture blanche imprimée en noir sur fond vert et ornée d'une photographie en couleurs, *** in-8 de 24x16 cm, *** iconographie en noir & en couleurs (cartes postales, plans, fac-similés, photographies), *** bon état (petites traces de manipulation). *** 448 pages. ********** L'étymologie de Bazouges signifie "halle", c'est-à-dire lieu d'échange. Et quand on voit que c'était le carrefour de trois peuples gaulois, on comprend pourquoi. *** Bazouges a eu une certaine prestance, notamment à l'époque médiévale lorsque les moines de Saint-Aubin d'Angers en ont fait leur fief et ont construit l'église du village et le Prieuré Saint-Jean. *** Jennifer Chainay, Ouest-France. ***.
