[[B]] This table takes no cognizance of those speaking French only and not Breton, whilst the three departments given are those only in which the knowledge of the Breton tongue is in excess of that in other parts.
It is a regrettable fact that the Morbihan has the greatest number of illiterates of any of the departments of France. Among a hundred conscripts for the army, often thirty or forty are classed as illiterate, while in Finistère and the Côtes du Nord, the number falls to thirty or less, and in Ille et Vilaine to less than twenty.
INDEX OF PLACES
[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [J], [K], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [Q], [R], [S], [T], [V].
Alre, [158].
Ancenis (and château), [99-101].
Angers (and castle), [24], [30], [108], [119], [146], [243], [311], [316].
Audierne, [89], [212], [213-214], [370].
Auray, [32], [157], [158], [159-167], [172], [175], [178], [192], [309], [370].
Bannelec, [194-195], [369].
Batz, Isle of, [121], [240-242].
Baud, [157], [158].
Baule, [127].
Becherel, [306].
Beg-Meil, [201].
Belle Ile en Mer, [27], [34], [36], [171], [173-175].
Benzec Capcaval, [211].
Béré, Fair of, [129-130].
Binic, [267-268], [270].
Black Mountains, [218].
Bourg de Batz, [111], [121], [127].
Bréhat, [43], [259-260].
Brest, [26], [32], [39], [41], [43], [44], [47], [51], [54], [56], [72], [87], [150], [212], [220], [221-224], [225], [227], [228], [229], [230], [236], [309], [310], [340], [350].
Camaret, [89], [219-220], [369].
Cancale, [298-300].
Cape de la Chèvre, [214], [217].
Cap Fréhel, [290].
Carhaix, [54], [310], [337-339].
Carnac, [159], [163], [167], [168-171], [345], [370].
Cesson, Tower of, [266].
Cezon, [44].
Champ Dolent, [303].
Champtoceaux (and château), [104-105].
Châteaubriant (and château), [128-132].
Chateaulin, [27], [217-218], [219].
Chatelaudren, [263].
Clisson (and château), [42], [111], [114-115].
Combourg (and château), [305-308].
Concarneau, [43], [89], [197-201], [202], [205], [212], [215], [216], [219], [224], [351], [369].
Corseul, [146].
Creac’higuel, [351].
Croisic, [42], [111], [121], [127].
Crozon, [217], [219].
Daoulas, [229], [369].
Dinan (and château), [24], [54], [249], [271], [291-297].
Dinard, [39], [249], [271], [273], [288-289], [290].
Dol, [19], [39], [43], [54], [249], [303-305].
Douarnenez (and bay), [32], [38], [43], [51], [89], [187], [212], [214-216], [217], [219], [351].
Elven, [138].
Ernée (and château), [312].
Etables, [267].
Falaise, [130].
Faou, [220], [221].
Faouët (Finistère), [192-194].
Folgoët, [224], [237-238], [369].
Fontaine-Daniel, Abbey of, [312].
Fougères (and forest), [54], [262], [309], [310], [312], [313-315], [316], [321], [340].
Fouquet, Château, [27], [174].
Grand Brière, [125].
Guérande, [121], [125-127].
Guibray, Fair of, [130].
Guingamp (and castle), [54], [86], [87], [250], [260-262], [351].
Hédé, [306].
Hennebont, [146], [179], [182-185].
Huelgoat, [310], [339-340], [370].
Javron, [313].
Joie, Abbaye de la, [185].
Josselin (and château), [150], [152-157], [309], [337].
Kerérault, [229].
Kérity, [357].
Kerlean, Manoir of, [138].
Kerlescan, [169].
Kerlouan, [224].
Kermario, [169].
Kermartin, Manor of, [255].
Lacroix, [44].
La Houle, [299].
“La Joyeuse Garde,” Château of, [227].
Lamballe, [268-269].
Landeau, [315-316].
Landerneau, [221], [224-227], [310], [340].
Landivisiau, [221], [227-228].
Lannion, [24], [74], [89], [250-252].
Largoet, Fortress of, [138].
La Roche-Bernard, [128].
La Trinité, [177-178].
Laval (and château), [54], [56], [310], [316-318], [322].
Le Conquet, [230-231], [236].
Lehon, [297-298].
Le Légué, [266].
Le Mans, [54], [310].
Locmariaquer, [146], [159], [167], [175-176], [370].
Locminé, [157-158], [370].
Lorient, [43], [44], [54], [89], [144], [175], [179-181], [182].
Loudéac, [310], [334-335].
Mayenne (and château), [54], [309], [310], [311-312], [316], [322].
Ménac, [169].
Minden, Fort, [44].
Miniac, [306].
Molène, Ile, [232-233].
Montauban, [334].
Mont Dol, [303].
Montfort-sur-Meu, [310], [333-334].
Mont St. Michel (and bay), [34], [39], [43], [46], [54], [60], [249], [298], [300-302], [303].
Morlaix, [43], [54], [63], [94], [238], [244-247], [249], [340].
Motte-Broons, [293].
Nantes (and castle), [4], [7], [19], [22], [24], [26], [30], [36], [38], [39], [54], [56], [57], [67], [102], [104], [105-110], [111], [112], [115], [116-121], [124], [127], [146], [174], [211], [221], [243].
Notre Dame de la Clarté, [350-351].
Oudon, [104].
Ouessant, Ile, [43], [44], [232], [233-236].
Our Lady of Langonnet, Abbey of, [194].
Paimbœuf, [42], [111], [112].
Paimpol, [257-259].
Palais, [44], [173], [175].
Paramé, [39], [271], [272], [274-276].
Penmarc’h, [31], [208], [210-211], [370].
Penthièvre, [7], [44], [171].
Pilier, [44].
Ploërmel, [54], [150-152].
Ploubazlanec, [355], [356], [357].
Ploudalmézeau, [236-237].
Plougasnou, [25], [64].
Plougastel, [221], [228-230], [350], [369].
Plouharnel, [167], [171].
Pointe de Kerpenhir, [145].
Point of Primel, [247].
Point of Raz, [212], [213], [214].
Point Sizun, [212].
Point St. Mathieu, [212].
Pont Aven, [82], [187], [201], [202-205], [351], [369].
Pont Croix, [214].
Pontivy (and castle), [54], [334-337], [355], [370].
Pont l’Abbé, [27], [82], [187], [208-210], [369].
Pont Scorff, [179], [185-186], [370].
Pornic (and château), [42], [111], [112-114].
Port Haliguen, [172].
Port Louis, [44], [181-182].
Port Maria, [172].
Port Navalo, [43], [145].
Portz, [355].
Pouldu, [190].
Poulgoazec, [214].
Pré-en-Pail, [309].
Primelin, [214].
Questembert, [136].
Quiberon, [44], [163], [167], [170], [171-173], [175].
Quimper, [19], [27], [32], [38], [41], [53], [54], [60], [72], [75], [82], [93], [128], [205-208], [212], [224], [370].
Quimperlé, [187-190], [191], [309], [351], [369].
Redon, [24], [128], [132-136].
Rennes, [19], [22], [24], [25], [41], [54], [57], [75], [118], [128], [146], [150], [310], [316], [329-333], [343].
Rimains, Fort des, [44].
Rochefort-en-Terre (and château), [27], [136-138].
Rochers, Château of, [324-328].
Roc’hquérezen, [229].
Roc’hquillion, [229].
Roc’huivlen, [229].
Roscanvel, [217].
Roscoff, [43], [75], [238-240], [369].
Rosporden, [31], [194], [195-196], [201], [351], [369].
Rostrenen, [337].
Rothéneuf, [286-287].
Rumengal, [346], [350], [369].
Sauzon, [175].
Savenay, [41], [124-125], [128], [130].
Scaër, [349], [351], [370].
Seven Isles, [256-257].
St. Briac, [27], [290-291].
St. Brieuc, [19], [29], [60], [262], [263-266], [268], [270].
St. Cast, [26], [67], [290], [355].
Ste. Anne de la Palude, [346], [350], [370].
Ste. Marguerite, [127].
St. Énogat, [273], [288], [289-290].
St. Fiacre, [26], [191-192], [370].
St. Gildas de Rhuis, [27], [148], [370].
St. Guénolé, [211].
St. Jacut, [27], [272-273], [290].
St. Jean-Brevelay, [352].
St. Jean du Doigt, [247-248], [346], [350], [352-353], [369].
St. Lunaire, [27], [290].
St. Malo (and bay), [9], [19], [27], [39], [43], [44], [54], [56], [57], [61], [63], [67], [94], [249], [271-274], [276-283], [285], [288], [291], [300].
St. Maurice, Abbey of, [190-191].
St. Méen, [334].
St. Nazaire, [39], [109-111], [112], [121], [122-124], [128], [144].
St. Nicolas, [205].
St. Pol de Léon, [19], [27], [60], [206], [238], [242-244].
St. Rénan, [236].
St. Servan, [27], [271], [272], [276], [283-285].
St. Thégonnec, [350].
St. Yves, [346], [350].
Suscino, Château of, [148-150].
Taureau, Château du, [44].
Tentêniac, [306].
Tombelaine, Isle of, [34], [302-303].
Trébone, [351].
Tréguier, [19], [24], [60], [94], [206], [250], [252-256].
Trélaze, [29].
Tristan, Ile, [215-216].
Troménie de St. Ronan, [346].
Val André, [263], [269-270].
Vannes, [19], [24], [43], [54], [60], [75], [128], [134], [136], [138], [139], [140-148], [150], [175], [187], [221].
Ville Martin, [44].
Vitré (and château), [24], [54], [262], [310], [318-324].
| Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: |
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| Le trente-un du mois d’aôut=> Le trente-un du mois d’août {pg 68} |
| is by no mean inexplicable=> is by no means inexplicable {pg 3} |
| must known these principal provinces by name=> must know these principal provinces by name {pg 7} |
| general eerie espect=> general eerie aspect {pg 138} |
| busy litle Breton port=> busy little Breton port {pg 214} |
| religious architecure.=> religious architecture. {pg 226} |
| in the sixth entury=> in the sixth century {pg 304} |