FTP, name this book which was privately published in 1904, a "study in 13th century unity" written by Henry Adams.
The 13th chapter of this work claims that the first part of Henry VI was written by a Catholic who may not have been Shakespeare, and includes a long discussion of the poetry of Gaultier de Coincy.  The preface announces that the book was written for "nieces" of the narrator, and imagines a summer vacation which begins at Madame Poulard's famous hotel.  The penultimate chapter deals with such "mystics" as John of Salisbury and Adam of Saint Victor, and is followed by a chapter on Thomas Aquinas, while earlier chapters consider the Song of Roland and the "court of the queen of Heaven" found in one of the titular locations.  The first titular location is home to an abbey church dedicated to an archangel, while the other is a cathedral sacred to the Virgin Mary.  FTP, name this book which was privately published in 1904, a "study in 13th century unity" written by Henry Adams.
The 13th chapter of this work claims that the first part of Henry VI was written by a Catholic who may not have been Shakespeare, and includes a long discussion of the poetry of Gaultier de Coincy.  
Mont Saint Michel and Chartres