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Arcisses (French pronunciation: [aʁsis]) is a
commune in the Eure-et-Loir
department in
northern France. It was
established on 1
January 2019 by merger...
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Arcisse de
Caumont (20
August 1801,
Bayeux – 16
April 1873, Caen) was a
French historian and archaeologist.
Arcisse Caumont was born at
Bayeux to François...
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third volume of the
Monumental statistic of
Calvados (in French) by
Arcisse de
Caumont (1857). The
fortress was used
until the
Hundred Years War and...
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Gothic Revival was set on more
sound intellectual footings by a pioneer,
Arcisse de Caumont, who
founded the Societé des
Antiquaires de
Normandie at a time...
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Caumont family, or
Lords of Caumont, who bore the
title of Duc de La
Force Arcisse de
Caumont (1801-1873),
French historian and
archaeologist Caumont (chicken)...
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Economic Studies. 28
December 2023.
Statistique monumentale du Calvados,
Arcisse Caumont, Caen, Paris, 1867
Tourebu versus Foucault,
Buying Titles of Nobility...
- campaigns, the most
recent dates from the
early 21st century.
According to
Arcisse de Caumont, it is "the most
remarkable monument in Dives". It has been...
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Gerville seems to be the
first OED same entry; in
French by Gerville's
friend Arcisse de
Caumont in his
Essaie sur l'architecture du
moyen âge, particulièrement...
- In 1825,
Lamouroux died in Caen. He was most
influential on his
student Arcisse de Caumont, who
succeeded him in his
chair at the
University of Caen. The...
- architecture. In an 1823
public lecture (published in 1824) Gerville's
friend Arcisse de
Caumont adopted the
label "roman" to
describe the "degraded" European...
