Dictionnaire Topographique De L'ancien DÃ(c)partement De La Moselle [French]

Explore the rich historical tapestry of the Moselle region with the "Dictionnaire Topographique De L'ancien D partement De La Moselle." This meticulous work, originally published in 1874, is a comprehensive guide to the ancient and modern place names of the former Moselle department. Compiled by Ernest de Bouteiller in collaboration with the Soci t D'arch ologie Et D'histoire De La Moselle, this dictionary offers invaluable insights into the region's historical geography and linguistic evolution.

Volume 17, Issue 6, provides a detailed examination of the area, making it an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the local history of France. Discover the origins and transformations of place names, and delve into the historical context that shaped the landscape of Moselle. This dictionary stands as a testament to the enduring importance of preserving and understanding our historical roots.

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