Throughout the nineteenth century, through the mechanisms of demography and due to the influx of workers from the Causse for the hat industry, the Catholic community is growing and becomes the majority.
42.
Also, in collaboration with Irina Bajini, realized the Italian edition of the book of poems " The islands and the fireflies " of the Cuban poet Jesus Cos Causse ( 1994 ).
43.
The road passes between the " Causse de S�v�rac " and " Causse de Sauveterre " before reaching S�v�rac-le-Ch�teau and the RN 88 which heads to the West.
44.
The road passes between the " Causse de S�v�rac " and " Causse de Sauveterre " before reaching S�v�rac-le-Ch�teau and the RN 88 which heads to the West.
45.
The region is divided between different Celtic tribes : Gabales on the Causse M�jean, Rutenes next to Rozier and the Causse Noir, Volques Ar�comiques between Meyrueis, Mount Aigoual and Nemausus ( N�mes ).
46.
The region is divided between different Celtic tribes : Gabales on the Causse M�jean, Rutenes next to Rozier and the Causse Noir, Volques Ar�comiques between Meyrueis, Mount Aigoual and Nemausus ( N�mes ).
47.
On the north the commune borders the Tarn and Garonne department, and the rising land consists of a gray limestone " causse " stretching almost to the Averyon river seven or eight kilometers away.
48.
Francoise Causse, a French journalist who spent several days with Sattar and his fellow assassin in a Northern Alliance guest house before the suicide attack, described him as the friendlier and more open of the two.
49.
Finally to the north, is the area of the Chaldecoste ( broken down into several districts : Bergerie, Chanteperdrix, Vignette, etc . ) where one can reach the ZAE du causse d'Auge.
50.
At the " Pas de l'Escalette " just South of Le Caylar Roches the road enters a gorge leading South off the Causse du Larzac and on toward the coastal plain and the Mediterranean.
