Paris Delineated: From The French Of Mercier, Including A Description Of The Principal Edifices And Curiosities Of That Metropolis; Volume 2

Paris Delineated is a charming guide to the city of Paris in the late 18th century. Written by Louis-Sébastien Mercier, a French playwright and writer, the book provides a detailed description of the city's most important landmarks and attractions. Mercier's book is a fascinating look at the history of Paris and an essential resource for anyone interested in French culture and history.

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