Aquitaine

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a region of southwestern France between Bordeaux and the Pyrenees

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While Watts suggests that the "advertiriment" may have been drawn up as part of an attempt to place Somerset on trial during the November 1450 assembly, Curry argues that the mention of the loss of Guienne (1451) renders it more likely that it refers to the later articles presented by York.

A petition written by Ricardus Franciscus

(51.) Tam, I 1, 37, AD; Daniel Benoit, "Pierre de Vernejoul, procureur au Parlement de Guienne et son journal inedit (1673-1691)," BSHPF 53:4 (1904): 410; Felice, Les protestants d'autrefois, 165; Papier pour le Consistoire de Barbezieux (Angouleme: Association Genealogique de la Charente, 1990), 10.

Fasting, piety, and political anxiety among French reformed Protestants

AN [F.sup.7] 4236, dossier 10, letter addressed to Charon deumuron dan la rue de Steteruie no 15 a la Rochelle aremon de la Charente; pour remettre a tous compagnons Charon qui son en ville a la Rochelle; a Madame Voisin Mere des compagnons from compagnons de Bordeaux en guienne le 26.

Writing modern selves: literacy and the French working class in the early nineteenth century

Infantry, knights and men-at-arms all rushed forwards, waving swords, maces, spears and axes, shouting the war cry 'Guienne, St George!'

Poitiers: high point of the hundred years' war: Ian Mortimer remembers the English triumph at Poitiers in September 1356, and suggests that this victory was the dramatic culmination of Edward III's visionary approach to waging war, the consequences of which are still with us today

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