| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The extent to which the Roman Church decried the Jansenist-influnced austerity of the Gallican temper may be seen in the triumph of the theatrical Baroque in most quarters though it is a sign of the surviving moderate temper that the work of French architects like Mansart came to characterise the royal court and the great city churches of Paris rather than the corruscating Italian equivalent exemp
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