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Born c.1390
Died July 1453
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Charles VII
Charles VII
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Arthur, constable de Richemont
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Robida illustration
Albert Robida
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John II
John II
king of France
Philip VI
Philip VI
king of France
Joinville, Jean, sire de: Histoire de Saint-Louis
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Charles V
Charles V
king of France
Gilles de Rais.
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Pasquier, Étienne
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Pierre II de Brézé
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Brantôme, Pierre de
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Jean d'Orléans, count of Dunois
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Bertrand du Guesclin
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John IV
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Boucicaut
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