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	The imposing {{Wiki\|Gobelins Manufactory\|Manufacture des Gobelins}}, where the finest tapestries in [[France]] were produced, was located here.		The imposing {{Wiki\|Gobelins Manufactory\|Manufacture des Gobelins}}, where the finest tapestries in [[France]] were produced, was located here.

	The district was made famous by [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]'s description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>		The district was made famous by [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]'s {{Wiki\|Confessions (Rousseau)\|description}}: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>

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	[[File:~~ACU~~ Saint-Marcel.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~220x220px~~]]		[[File:ACUDB - Saint-Marcel.png\|250px\|right]]
	Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of [[Paris]], was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.		Along with the {{Wiki\|Faubourg Saint-Antoine}}, the [[La Bièvre\|Faubourg Saint-Marcel]], located on the left bank in the south of [[Paris]], was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River [[Bièvre]] runs through it.

	The district was renowned for its tanneries, for the manufacture of blankets, as well as for hosiery, dyeing and laundry.*<br>		The district was renowned for its tanneries, for the manufacture of blankets, as well as for hosiery, dyeing and laundry.*<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Sounds like a crazy place where anything could happen.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Sounds like a crazy place where anything could happen.<br>
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	The imposing Manufacture des Gobelins, where the finest tapestries in [[France]] were produced, was located here.		The imposing {{Wiki\|Gobelins Manufactory\|Manufacture des Gobelins}}, where the finest tapestries in [[France]] were produced, was located here.

	The district was made famous by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>		The district was made famous by [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]'s description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>

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			[[File:ACU Saint-Marcel.png\|thumb\|220x220px]]
	Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of [[Paris]], was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.		Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of [[Paris]], was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.

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	Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of Paris, was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.		Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of [[Paris]], was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.

	The district was renowned for its tanneries, for the manufacture of blankets, as well as for hosiery, dyeing and laundry.*<br>		The district was renowned for its tanneries, for the manufacture of blankets, as well as for hosiery, dyeing and laundry.*<br>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Sounds like a crazy place where anything could happen.<br>		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Sounds like a crazy place where anything could happen.<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	The imposing Manufacture des Gobelins, where the finest tapestries in France were produced, was located here.		The imposing Manufacture des Gobelins, where the finest tapestries in [[France]] were produced, was located here.

	The district was made famous by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>		The district was made famous by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.*<br>
	--<br>		--<br>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>--		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers.<br>
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Along with the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, the Faubourg Saint-Marcel, located on the left bank in the south of Paris, was the city's ther foremost working-class neighborhood. The River Bièvre runs through it.

The district was renowned for its tanneries, for the manufacture of blankets, as well as for hosiery, dyeing and laundry.* 
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Sounds like a crazy place where anything could happen. 
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The imposing Manufacture des Gobelins, where the finest tapestries in France were produced, was located here.

The district was made famous by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's description: "I had imagined a city of a most imposing appearance, as beautiful as it was large, where one could see only splendid streets and palaces of marble or gold. As I entered the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw nothing but dirty, stinking little streets, wretched black houses, a general air of squalor and poverty, beggars, carters, menders of clothes, sellers of herb-drinks and old hats. All this so affected me at the outset that all the real magnificence I have since seen in Paris has not been sufficient to efface my first impression, and I have always retained a secret aversion against living in the capital.* 
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Rousseau later became the patron saint of website travel reviewers. --
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