Biarritz and Basque Coast Draw Fashionable Treks
The article describes Biarritz on the Bay of Biscay as France’s chic sister to San Sebastian, beloved by Empress Eugenie and European royalty. It notes the coast’s scenery, mild climate, hotels, and the English and American roles in tourism, with golf, pelote, promenades, and Basque culture shaping the resort’s allure.
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Paris
Edward VII
Nice
France
Biarritz
London
San Sebastian
Pyrenees
Biscan
England
Trouville
Channel
Diarrite
Marseilles
Italy
Mus
India
Europe
Beance
Rhone
Aries
Tiallans
Midi
Menton
Normandy
Savoy
Saint Malo
Tours
Lyons
Toulouse
Alsace
Clement VIII
Crete
Great Britain
Oxford
Royal Society of Great Britain
Oxford Coffee Club
Coffee history from origin to modern spread and laws
The piece traces coffee origins in the Near East with Aden and Constantinople, follows its spread to Europe via England and royalty, and covers cultivation in Americas, Jamaica, and Brazil. It notes Captain de Clieu’s voyage, domestic consumption in the United States, and regulatory lodging-house laws affecting urban housing.
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United States
Ita
Arabia
Java
Ceylon
Abyssinia
Congo
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Porto Rico
Sandwich Islands
Latin America
Near East
Aden
Red Sea
Constantinople
Orient
Gabriel de Clieu
West Indies
de Clieu
Western Hemisphere
de Clhten
New World
Atlantic
South
Central America
South America
France
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Switzerland
Norway
Russia
Turkey
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Loire
Biols
Bois
Avenue du Bolsa
Cit LO
PHL
Norman
McLaoud
Offee
Plymouth Rock
Brasil
Venezuela
Colombia
Mexico
Haiti
Hawaii
Philippines
New England
America