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MORAT (Ger. Murten) , a small town on the east
canton
14 M. N. of Fribourg or 184 m. W. of Bern. In 1900 its population was 2263, of whom 1840 were German-speaking and 1969 were Protestants. It is a most picturesque little town, overlooked by the 13th-century castle and the quaint tower of the Rathhaus, while it is still surrounded by its 15th century walls that are studded at intervals with watch
rule
count of Savoy. In 1475 it was taken by the Swiss at the commencement of their war with Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy
south
house
See F. L. Engelhard, Der Stadt Murten Chronik (Bern, 1828); G. F. Ochsenbein, Die Urkunden der Belagerung u. Schlacht von Murten (Freiburg, 1876) ; H. Wattelet, Die Schlacht bei Murten (Fribourg, 1894). (W. A. B. C.) End of Article: MORAT (Ger. Murten) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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