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Caupenne (French pronunciation: [kopɛn]; Occitan: Caupena) is a
commune in the
Landes department in Nouvelle-Aquitaine in
southwestern France. Communes...
- Raymond-Guilhem de
Caupenne (died 1374),
Seigneur of
Caupenne, was a
French noble who took part in the
Hundred Years War. He led the
defense of Saint-Jean-d'Angély...
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Caupenne-d'Armagnac (French pronunciation: [kopɛn daʁmaɲak],
literally Caupenne of Armagnac; Occitan:
Caupena d'Armanhac) is a
commune in the Gers department...
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distillery of
Armagnac brandy. The
commune is
bordered by six
other communes:
Caupenne-d'Armagnac to the northwest, Sainte-Christie-d'Armagnac to the northeast...
- Arzacq-Arraziguet, Lème, Méracq, Vignes. Landes : Hagetmau, Saint-Cricq-Chalosse,
Caupenne. Sandre. "Fiche
cours d'eau - Le
Louts (Q30-0400)". (Gallia Christiana...
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Amfreville 1653 Davy d'Amfreville
Extinct 1849 Amou
Gascogne Landes, Amou 1664
Caupenne d'Amou (de)
Extant Amy
Picardy Oise, Amy 1678
Scarron Extinct 1681 Ancre...
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regional custom. Jean I de
Grailly (1282)
Ramon Durand (1304–1305)
Arnould de
Caupenne (1307)
Pierre de
Mermande (1317)
Robert de
Houdetot (1346)
Richard Walkfare...
- by
substituting group decision to
individual decision-making. Bouzar,
Caupenne and
Sulayman (2014)
present the
results of
interviews with 160
French families...
- Castillon-Debats Castillon-M****as Castillon-Savès
Castin Catonvielle Caumont Caupenne-d'Armagnac
Caussens Cazaubon Cazaux-d'Anglès Cazaux-Savès Cazaux-Villecomtal...
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England Kingdom of
France Commanders and
leaders Raymond-Guilhem de
Caupenne Guy II de
Nesle Édouard I de
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