Talk:Little Switzerland (landscape)
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French translation
[edit]Hi,
I am working on a French translation of this page which will be called Petite Suisse (paysage) and I will link it with the Suisse normande page / chapter Origine du nom (origin of the name). While reviewing the page for French, I have noticed a few wrong assertions here and I will correct them : - Malte-Brun French first edition for the text mentioned about Wales / Little Switzerland is 1829 - When reading Henry Tudor's text about the White Mountains, I find it very clear that he is not the author of the naming "Little Switzerland of the north" in 1824 ; he is just saying that this name was already widespread I will also make a few additions to the English text with findings I made while translating it. I will of course refer to them in the dialog box for changes.
Best regards, — Preceding unsigned comment added by Philippe hirou (talk • contribs) 08:54, 23 May 2020 (UTC)