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Old Mahe (1721–1817) According to Eighteenth Century French Plans

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Old Mahe (1721–1817) According to Eighteenth Century French Plans

Old Mahe (1721–1817) According to Eighteenth Century French Plans

Book Details

  • Publisher: Institut Francais De Pondichery

  • Author: Jean Deloche

  • Language: English

  • Edition: 2013

  • Pages: 43 (Throughout Color Illustrations)

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Dimensions: 21.5 cm x 28 cm

  • Weight: 200 gm

About the Book

Old Mahe (1721–1817) According to Eighteenth Century French Plans is a visually rich historical study that reconstructs the urban and architectural landscape of Mahe during the French colonial period. Drawing from eighteenth-century French town plans and archival sources, the book presents detailed insights into the development, layout, and strategic significance of Mahe as a colonial settlement. Supported by vibrant color illustrations, the work highlights historical planning techniques, colonial architectural influences, and the transformation of the town across nearly a century. This volume is a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and readers interested in colonial urban planning, Indo-French history, and heritage studies.

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Book Details

  • Publisher: Institut Francais De Pondichery

  • Author: Jean Deloche

  • Language: English

  • Edition: 2013

  • Pages: 43 (Throughout Color Illustrations)

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Dimensions: 21.5 cm x 28 cm

  • Weight: 200 gm

About the Book

Old Mahe (1721–1817) According to Eighteenth Century French Plans is a visually rich historical study that reconstructs the urban and architectural landscape of Mahe during the French colonial period. Drawing from eighteenth-century French town plans and archival sources, the book presents detailed insights into the development, layout, and strategic significance of Mahe as a colonial settlement. Supported by vibrant color illustrations, the work highlights historical planning techniques, colonial architectural influences, and the transformation of the town across nearly a century. This volume is a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and readers interested in colonial urban planning, Indo-French history, and heritage studies.