- The
Caquins of Brittany, (also
Cacous Kakouz, Caqueux,
Caquets, and Caquous) were
groups of
inhabitants who
worked as
coopers and ropemakers, subjected...
- de
Lincy (1855). "Introduction". Les
Caquets de l'accouchée. Paris: P. Jannet. p. v-****ii. (in French) Les
Caquets de l’Accouchée on
wikisource v t e...
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cadence est
moins lente! Et la
chute plus sûre! Nous
rabattrons bien leur
caquets! Nous
serons bientôt
leurs laquais! Qu'ils sont laids!
Chers minois! Qu'ils...
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Caquots and Cahets. They were also
sometimes referred to as Kakouz, Caqueux,
Caquets, Caquins, and Caquous,
names of the
local Caquins of
Brittany due to similar...
- E.
Caquet (2018). The Bell of Treason: The 1938
Munich Agreement in Czechoslovakia. New York:
Other Press. p. 76. ISBN 9781782832874. P. E.
Caquet (2018)...
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favoured greater autonomy within Czechoslovakia over
joining Germany. P. E.
Caquet argues that in case of a fair plebiscite, a
majority of the Sudetenland...
- 1–2)
Jonathan Peel (seasons 2–3) Roch
Lener (seasons 2–3)
Editors Thibaud Caquet (seasons 1–2)
Alain Lavalle (season 3)
David Alier (season 3) Production...
- many of
these pieces seem
incompatible with the composer's style. "Les
Caquets" (The Gossips) a
violin piece enthusiastically mentioned by some authors...
- Antoine-François
Riccoboni wrote a
great number of
comedies of
which the best, Les
Caquets, in
three acts in prose,
translated or
imitated from
Carlo Goldoni, was...
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pointed out, in an
anonymous collection of
anecdotes published in 1622 (Les
Caquets de l'accouchée), the
phrase is
spoken to
Henry of
Navarre by Maximilien...
