- The
Jacquerie (French: [ʒakʁi]) was a po****r
revolt by
peasants that took
place in
northern France in the
early summer of 1358
during the
Hundred Years'...
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between a
third and a half of its po****tion; po****r
revolts known as
Jacqueries; free
companies (Grandes Compagnies) of
routiers who
plundered the country;...
- (1977) P****ions (1979) La Déboussole (1980) Solo Le
Blues de Piaf (1977)
Jacqueries (1978)
Soleil dans l'ombre (1982) Percuphonante... (1986) 1989... déjà ...
- Location:
France Kingdom of
France With the
support of:
Kingdom of
Navarre Jacqueries With the
support of:
Kingdom of
England Victory of
French aristocracy...
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inequalities in
Belgian society and has been
compared to the
peasant jacqueries of the
Middle Ages. The
strike of 1886
originated as a
small gathering...
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other similar rebellions in Romanian-administered Bessarabia, as
modern jacqueries.
After World War I
relations between Romania and
Soviet Russia were tense...
- 5 Geo. 3. c. 21 Pr. 22
March 1765 An Act for
naturalizing John
Elias Jacquery,
Peter Samuel Darbonnier,
Daniel Henriod, John
James Osvald, and John Francis...
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regulation and supervision. The
bread rioters could further be
compared to
jacqueries, in the
sense where they were not
trained against political authority...
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royalist than as the "gentle
inheritor of the
brutal movement of the
Jacqueries,"
according to Jean Jaurès. Joan,
Maurras argues,
understood the necessity...
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neighboring châtelains,
frightened by the affair,
feared the
return of the
jacqueries, and some,
including the Monéys,
formed defense groups to deal with a...
