Genève

Three days previously, in La Tribune de Genève, Alain Penel had enthusiastically hailed an author who “questions Western thought.”

M. Vaucher's principal title to scientific distinction is his Histoire des conferves d'eau douce, Genève, an xi , 4°.

Presently, however, before I had time to lay my hand on the object of my search, he silently offered me the Journal de Genève.

Quasi noyés de telles trop fréquentes inondations des infectées lagunes de Genève.