Some Old Flemish Towns (1911)

• Characteristics
• Oudenaarde
• Alost-Dendermonde-Commines and Bergues
  • The Song of Bayard
• Courtrai
• Ypres
  • Ieper, O Ieper (song)
• Dixmude
  • The Vinkeniers
• Furnes and Nieuport
• Tournai
• Douai and Lille
  • Het Toren
• Bruges and Damme
  • The Lacemakers
  • The Legend of the Lacemakers
  • Song of Bruges
• Ghent
  • The Song of Ghent
  • The Friday Market in Ghent
• Mechelen
• The Bells of St. Rombold
• The Kermesse at Mechelen
• Louvain
• The Legend of Margaret the Courageous
• Conclusion

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