Explore the rich history and captivating beauty of Geneva, Switzerland, in this meticulously reproduced edition of "Geneva," described by Francis Gribble and illustrated by J. Hardwicke and May Hardwicke Lewis. Journey through the city's past, from its early origins to its pivotal role in the Reformation under John Calvin.

This volume offers a fascinating glimpse into Geneva's historical significance and cultural landscape, providing insights into Swiss history and the city's enduring appeal as a center of religious and political thought. Through vivid descriptions and historical context, "Geneva" unveils the layers of history that have shaped this iconic city. Perfect for history enthusiasts and armchair travelers alike, this book provides a unique opportunity to delve into the heart of Geneva and understand its lasting impact on Europe.

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