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A pardon in Quéménéven by Jules Breton, 1891. Quimper Museum of Fine Art collection © Henri Moreau

Brittany, Land of Pardons

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1930s advertisement for the Biscuiterie Rennaise biscuit factory, Imprimeries Oberthür. Source: Musée de Bretagne collection. Inventory No: 2004.0011.1

Wolf: an old acquaintance

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Children at the grates in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

Accidents, Physical Exhaustion and Poisoning

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The Poullaouen washing plant in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

The Role of Women in the Pre-Industrial Mining Workforce

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The Huelgoat water column machine in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

A Hub for Technology With No Way Forward

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Site of the Poullaouen washing plant. Photo credit: Vincent Daumas.

Localised and Extreme Pollution Levels

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Poullaouen Foundry, 1845. L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

Huelgoat-Poullaouen: An Abandoned Mining Facility in the Heart of Brittany

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Lucien Petit-Breton preparing to race in January 1913 (press photo) Gallica/Bibliothèque nationale de France: Rol, 25929.

Are Bretons Just All About the Cycling?

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Are Bretons as Stubborn as People Say?

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Is Cider All They Drink in Brittany?

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Signpost at the entrance to the town of Argentré-du-Plessis in Ille-et-Vilaine.

Is Breton the Only Other Language Spoken in Brittany?

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Many religious and secular groups, as well as workers’ committees acquired or were left buildings they could use to build holiday camps. This is La Fougeray holiday home in Binic (Côtes-d’Armor), which belonged to EDF. Ed. Artaud Père et Fils – Cartolis

Holiday Camps: The Glory Days

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