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The '''Pont au Double''' is a bridge in [[Paris]] that connects the [[Île de la Cité]] with the southern bank of the [[Seine]].
The '''Pont au Double''' is a bridge in [[Paris]] that connects the [[Île de la Cité]] with the southern bank of the [[Seine]].


The original Pont au Double was constructed in 1515 under [[Francis I of France|Francis I]] in order to allow for the transportation of patients to the [[Hôtel-Dieu]]. The bridge took its name from the toll that was imposed to pay for its constuction, a "double" denier. As the toll was extremely unpopular, it was removed in 1789.
The original Pont au Double was constructed after [[Francis I of France|Francis I]] was asked to build a bridge that would allow for the transportation of patients to the [[Hôtel-Dieu]] in 1515. The bridge took its name from the toll that was imposed to pay for its constuction, a "double" denier. As the toll was extremely unpopular, it was removed in 1789.


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The Pont au Double is a bridge in Paris that connects the Île de la Cité with the southern bank of the Seine.

The original Pont au Double was constructed after Francis I was asked to build a bridge that would allow for the transportation of patients to the Hôtel-Dieu in 1515. The bridge took its name from the toll that was imposed to pay for its constuction, a "double" denier. As the toll was extremely unpopular, it was removed in 1789.

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