Demain, nous irons à la mer ! dit Grand Chien. Et pourquoi pas à la montagne ? demande Petit Chat. Parce qu'il n'y a pas la mer ! répond Grand Chien le plus simplement du monde. Blotti dans son petit lit, Petit Chat se dit qu'il construira sur la plage une gigantesque montagne de sable. Ainsi, ce sera la montagne à la mer !
A Naval History of the Island of Malta 1798-1979
The book delves into the influence of Romanticism on early nineteenth-century British theology through the lens of Edward Irving, a prominent Church of Scotland minister. It investigates how Irving's career and beliefs were shaped by Romantic ideals, highlighting the intersection of religion and emerging cultural movements during that period. Through this exploration, the text offers insights into the broader implications of Romantic thought on religious practices and theological developments of the time.