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Jules Étienne
Joseph Quicherat (13
October 1814 – 8
April 1882) was a
French historian and archaeologist. His father, a
working cabinet-maker, came from...
- Louis-Marie
Quicherat (13
October 1799 – 17
November 1884) was a
French Latinist best
known for his
Latin Dictionary. He is
referenced in the
short story...
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eight lines long, was
replaced with a
longer one in the
official record.
Quicherat 1841a, pp. 446–448
provides the
official text of the
abjuration do****ent...
- ISBN 978-1-84415-247-6.
Quicherat, J. (1841). Procès de con****ation et de réhabilitation de
Jeanne d'Arc dite La Pucelle. Vol. 1. Paris: Renouard. link
Quicherat, J. (1844)...
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Verneihl claims that St Front's was a copy of St Mark's
Basilica in Venice;
Quicherat, that it was
copied from the
church of the Holy
Apostles of Constantinople...
- and
mystic who
promoted devotion to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Jules Quicherat (1814–1882),
historian and archaeologist. Léon-Benoît-Charles
Thomas (1826-1894)...
- was
created by
Jules Quicherat between 1841 and 1849,
after he
discovered a
cache of do****ents
relating to her trial.
Quicherat did
compile one of the...
- ISBN 0-8046-1232-3.
Quicherat, J. E. J.
Rodrigue de Villandrando, l'un des
combattants pour l'indépendance française au XVe siècle. Paris: Hachette, 1879.
Quicherat, 140...
- (rotas) with
skill (opera)". Some academics, such as
French historian Jules Quicherat,
believe the
square should be read in a
boustrophedon style (i.e. in alternating...
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described how the
English government had mani****ted the affair.
Jules Quicherat published the
first unabridged version of the
trial record in the first...
