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Georges Goyau (31 May 1869 – 25
October 1939) was a
French historian and
essayist specializing in
religious history. Pierre-Louis-Théophile-Georges
Goyau was...
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Lucie Faure-
Goyau (4 May 1866 - 22 June, 1913) was a
French traveller and
woman of letters. Lucie-Rose-Séraphine-Élise
Faure was the
daughter of the president...
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Charles (ed.).
Catholic Encyclopedia. New York:
Robert Appleton Company.
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Georges (1913). "Second
Council of
Lyons (1274)" . In Herbermann, Charles...
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accounts of the conclave, as
early as
those of
French historian Georges Goyau,
neglect to
mention the
political intrigue of
Charles I of
Naples or his...
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disobeying a pope?".
National Catholic Reporter.
Retrieved December 4, 2015.
Goyau,
Georges (1913). "First
Council of
Lyons (1245)" . In Herbermann, Charles...
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Herulian Mutiny. New York:
Adegi Graphics LLC. ISBN 978-0-543-95157-1.
Goyau,
Georges (1912). "Troyes". The
Catholic Encyclopedia vol. 15. New York:...
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traditional Gregorian calendar until 1
January 1806.
According to
Georges Goyau, the law
known as "The
Organic Articles",
promulgated in
April 1802, infringed...
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Maximus (Grande Rue)
still meet at near
right angles.
Goyau, G. (1912). "Sens".
Catholic Encyclopedia. New Advent.
Retrieved November...
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Henry (1868). The M****acre of St Bartholomew. London: John Murray. p. 472.
Goyau, Pierre-Louis-Théophile-Georges (1912). "Saint Bartholomew's Day". In Herbermann...
- Orlin. (1996). "The
Political Career and
Personal Qualities of Richelieu."
Goyau, Georges. (1912). "Armand-Jean du Plessis, Duke de Richelieu." The Catholic...
