- In
medieval and
early modern France, the
arrière-ban (Latin retrobannum) was a
general proclamation whereby the king (or duke)
summoned to war all the...
- A fief (/fiːf/; Latin: feudum) was a
central element in
medieval contracts based on
feudal law. It
consisted of a form of
property holding or
other rights...
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Altieri argues that avant-garde and
arrière-garde are interdependent: "where
there is an avant-garde,
there must be an
arrière-garde." Avant-garde in
music can...
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superiors appointed by the king or the
local lord such as the
arrière-ban in France.
Arrière-ban
denoted a
general levy,
where all able-bodied
males age...
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original on 27
October 2007.
Retrieved 5
October 2007. "Paul Le Flem,
arrière-grand-père d'Eva Green". Le Télégramme (in French). 10 June 2013. Archived...
- 390 B.C. Notteboom, Theo (11
March 2009). "Les
ports maritimes et leur
arrière-pays intermodal".
Concurrence entre les
ports et les
liaisons terrestres...
- avɑ̃];
meaning 'forwards') A
movement towards the front, as
opposed to en
arrière,
which is
conversely a
movement towards the back. For example, a step travelling...
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polyhedron or graph;
bridge of the nose.
armoire a type of cabinet; wardrobe.
arrière-pensée
ulterior motive;
concealed thought, plan, or motive. Art Nouveau...
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Retrieved 16
January 2018. "Bixente Lizarazu: "J'ai fait
partie des
premiers arrières latéraux modernes"" [Bixente Lizarazu: "I was one of the
first modern full...
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France was
invited to meet the
delegation from
England but refused. The
arrière-ban, a call to arms, was
proclaimed throughout France starting on 30 April...
