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St. Quentin
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St. Quentin 

a city in northeastern France, in the department of Aisne; situated on the Somme River and the St. Quentin Canal. Population, 66,000 (1968). St. Quentin has machine building, including the manufacture of machine tools, motor-vehicle parts, and motorcycles, and an electrical industry. Textiles, primarily cotton fabrics, are also produced. Synthetic fiber, embroidery, and lace are made in the environs of St. Quentin.



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Later that same afternoon, a thousand of them, their Canadian Cavalry riders, and the great artist Sir Alfred Munnings who was attached to them, were trekking south from the village of Ennemain to Villeselve, ten miles south-west of the town of Saint Quentin, which was soon to fall into German hands.
I thank the University of Versailles Saint Quentin for supporting a research visit.
First, it''s the basic of the geometry of Le Basilique de Saint Quentin which represents the perfected man.
 
 
 
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