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The Coronation of Charles V and Joan of Bourbon in Reims in 1364
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Coronation of Charles V of France

May 19, 2022 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments Charles V, Coronation, Joan of Bourbon, Reims

When John II of France died in April 1364, his eldest son, Charles, acceded to the throne. The coronation of

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Trial of Giles de Rais
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Giles de Rais, Marshall. Murderer, Abuser

May 15, 2022 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments Marshall of France, Murder, Trial

Giles de Rais was a well-known lord and soldier. He had acted as Marshall of France at the time of

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Oliver Clisson
French Commanders 

Marmousets

November 15, 2021November 22, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments

The Marmousets were a political grouping in France. The individuals who were allied in this group were men who had

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Charles II of Navarre
French Commanders 

Charles II of Navarre

November 13, 2021November 20, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 1 Comment Charles de la Cerda, Navarre

Charles was born in Évreau on 10th October 1322. He was the eldest son of Philip of Évreux, and Joan

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Assassination of Louis, Duke of Orleans
French Commanders Source Material 

Assassination of Louis, Duc d’Orleans

November 9, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments

Source Material: Assassination of Louis, duke of Orléans The duke was in Paris on a Wednesday night which was the

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Retrial of Joan of Arc
French Commanders 

Retrial of Joan of Arc

November 9, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments Retrial, Trial

In 1450 King Charles VII instructed Guillaume Bouillé, a theologigan, to open an inquiry into the trial of Joan of

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Louis II, Count of Flanders.Royal Library of Belgium, Brussels
French Commanders 

Louis de Male agrees a treaty with France

November 9, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments

Louis de Mále, Count of Flanders, concluded a treaty with King John II of France, 14th July 1351 Louis de

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French Commanders 

John the Fearless

November 8, 2021April 2, 2022 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments Armagnac, Assassination, Cabochienne Revolt

John the Fearless Son of Duke Philip the Bold and Margaret III of Flanders, John was born in the Ducal

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Joan of Arc was executed by burning at the Stake
French Commanders Women 

Execution of Joan of Arc

May 30, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments 1431, Execution

Execution of Joan of Arc, 30th May 1431 Joan of Arc had been captured by the Burgundians at the Siege of

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La Hire, Etienne de Vignolles
French Commanders 

La Hiré

April 25, 2021 Dan Moorhouse 0 Comments Rheims

Etienne de Vignolles (La Hiré) La Hiré was the common name for Etienne de Vignolles. Born in 1390 he became

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