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Oliver Otis Howard, Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard, major general , United States army : volume 2, Chapter 65: in Europe, Egypt, and Constantinople (search)
ospitality and entertainment. Late Sunday night, April 6th, we set out for Marseilles. We took third class on the cars. I had two objects in this. One was econore not only treated with deference but with uniform kindness. Our visit in Marseilles was greatly enjoyed. Notre Dame, the grand church, impressed me, and not les, but I felt that the guide himself did not sufficiently credit the tales. Marseilles is an old city, and it makes a lasting impression to look upon the streets thow, thronged with people, and nowhere in good police. However, many parts of Marseilles show architectural beauty and modern improvements. On Thursday, April 10th the second class, a slight promotion from our railroad travel from Paris to Marseilles. It was delightful to be upon the Mediterranean, of whose islands and coaslar beauty and charm of all things that the sunlight of Italy touched. As in Marseilles, there was every evidence of modern civilization-streets that were broad and