â??Les Mouvements Du Sol Sur Les CÃ tes Occidentales De La France Et Particulièrement Dans Le Golfe Normanno-Bretonâ?? by Alexandre Chèvremont, published in 1882, explores seismic activity and earth movements along the western coasts of France, with a specific focus on the Norman-Breton Gulf. This historical scientific work delves into the geological phenomena affecting the region, offering insights into the causes and impacts of ground shifts and potential seismic events. The book provides a detailed account of observed earth movements and their effects on the coastal landscapes. It will appeal to readers interested in the historical study of seismology, French regional geology, and the impact of natural phenomena on coastal environments during the late 19th century.

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