A 1912 book by Lewis G. Leary called this place "a fragment remaining from the wreck of feudalism" and noted that its taxes included two hams, two cheeses, and two capons per parish.
A 1912 book by Lewis G. Leary called this place "a fragment remaining from the wreck of feudalism" and noted that its taxes included two hams, two cheeses, and two capons per parish. It was governed by a pair of "vigieurs", one of whom was native while the other had been a resident of the Ariege. Boris Skossyreff briefly claimed that his self-proclaimed title as "Count of Orange" also made him this country's first and only constitutional monarch. The Envalira (*) Tunnel links the outside world to this country, whose patron saint is Our Lady of Meritxell. The ski resort of Arinsal is located in this nation, whose ► co-rulers are the bishop of Urgell and the president of France. For 10 points, name this Pyrenean microstate.
A 1912 book by Lewis G. Leary called this place "a fragment remaining from the wreck of feudalism" and noted that its taxes included two hams, two cheeses, and two capons per parish.
Andorra