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Jeanne Hachette Against Charles The Bold

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The town statue of Jeanne Laisné defending the walls of Beauvais installed in 1851 by Gabriel-Vital Dubray, in the third year of the reign of Napoleon III

When Charles I Duke of Burgundy, known to history as Charles the Bold, arrived under the walls of Roye in 1472, he “had never had such a fine army,” Philippe de Commines wrote in his memoir on The Reig…

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