- The
marmousets (referred to as les
petites gens) is a nickname,
first recorded in the
chronicles of Jean Froissart, for a
group of
counselors to Charles...
- Le Pied de
Marmouset (1975) L'Oreille de
Marmouset (1975) La
Bouche de
Marmouset (1975) Les
Cheveux de
Marmouset (1975) La Main de
Marmouset (1975) Le...
-
restored to
office the
highly competent advisors of
Charles V,
known as the
Marmousets, who
ushered in a new
period of high
esteem for the crown.
Charles VI...
-
Maurice Chevaly :
Nicolo Michel Puterflam : Mort des
braves Alain Dekok :
Marmouset "Rocambole". "Rocambole Élu". 27
April 2007. "BAnQ numérique". numerique...
- Théorème de Roitelet,
Albin Michel, 2004 Les
Mille mots du
citoyen Morille Marmouset,
Albin Michel, 2006 Grammaire : pour l'amour des mots, Enjeux-Les Echos...
- by re-establishing
themselves as
regents and
dissolving the so-called
Marmouset council, a
group of
clerics and
lesser nobles who had
advised Charles...
- characteristic:
lattices of red and
black bricks.
Above a François I s****, a
small marmouset commemorates the
construction with a
banner in Latin: "united by friendship...
- and
short stories,
referred to what he
termed "L'Affaire de la Rue des
Marmousets" in the
introductory chapter to his book La Vampire. In 1875, Frederick...
- John
Montaigu This
political episode is
known as the "government of the
marmousets". In 1389 the King
encouraged leaders of
noble Breton families such as...
-
power at
court in 1388, when
Charles VI
chose to
favour the
advice of the
Marmousets, his
personal advisors, over that of his
uncles when he
attained his majority...
