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A concise travel and cultural survey of Belgium that leads readers from the sandy coastal dunes and flat Flemish plain into the towns and the wooded Ardennes, outlining landscape features, rivers, and notable urban sights. Short chapters describe everyday life, social classes, children's customs and religious rites, seasonal festivals, pageants, and popular games, and they touch on language and a compact national history. Practical travel notes and reflections on the army and colonial connections complete the account, which is illustrated with maps and contemporary sketches.
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