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In architecture, a slender wooden spire covered with lead, rising from the ridge of a roof and taking the place of a central tower. There is a good example on the cathedral of Notre-Dame, Paris.



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Recorded July 2007, Church of St, Louis du Prytanee de la Fleche, La Fleche, France.
Jan Dismas Zelenka: Missa votiva e moll ZWV 18 (1739) by Slimackova, Jana / Czech Music
Al Dahouk S, Fleche P, Noeckler K, Jacques I, Grayon M, Scholz HC, et al.
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Fleche notes that many northern Democrats criticized Abraham Lincoln's approval of Sheridan's methods and insisted that cruel treatment of white southern civilians would only intensify Confederate resolve.
The Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1864 by Emerson, W. Eric / Journal of Southern History
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