Revue De L'agenais, Volume 18, published in 1891, is a significant historical record compiled by the Société Académique D'Agen and the Société Des Sciences, Lettres Et Arts D'Agen. This volume offers a detailed exploration of the Agenais region, encompassing the department of Lot-et-Garonne in France. It presents a rich tapestry of historical, scientific, literary, and artistic contributions from the area.

The "Revue" serves as a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the cultural and intellectual heritage of Agen and its surrounding communities. This collection provides unique insights into the region's past, reflecting the scholarly pursuits and artistic expressions of its time. Preserved for its historical and cultural significance, this volume continues to be a relevant source for understanding the intricate history of the Agenais region.

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