... Loudéac: Robin Fouquet and Jean Crès, 18 January 1485 n.s.). 4o Paper, 14 ff. Sign. a8 b6. 26–27 lines; just. 135 × 90 mm; type 100G; guide word in minuscule for a three-line initial. 11 Alain Chartier, Le Bréuiaire des nobles (Bréhan ...
... Loudéac: Robin Fouquet and Jean Crès. Copies: New York PML 621; Paris BnF Rés. P YE 230. Bibl. ISTC im00565000; Booton Manuscripts 126n14. Le songe de la pucelle. [Bréhan-Loudéac]: Robin Fouquet and Jean Crès. Copies:*Paris BnF Rés. YE ...
... Loudéac - 1. Les Maisons Familiales Rurales : St Etienne du Gué de l'Isle ( septembre 1953 ) tranférée à Loudéac en 1959 , la MFR d'apprentissage ménager à la Hersonnière ( novembre 1954 ) . - 2. Le CETA de Loudéac , premier de l'Ouest ...
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... Loudéac , whence we travel on a line of the Chemins de Fer Economiques , and at Châteaulin , where we change to the ... Loudéac ( 302 M. ) 5 fr . 50 , 3 fr . 80 , 2 fr . 45 c .; from Loudéac to Châteaulin ( 79 M. ) 14 fr . 30 , 9 fr . 60 ...
... Loudéac , whence we travel on a line of the Chemins de Fer Economiques , and at Châteaulin , where we change to the ... Loudeac ( 302 M. ) 5 fr . 50 , 3 fr . 80 , 2 fr . 45 c .; from Loudéac to Châteaulin ( 79 M. ) 14 fr . 30 , 9 fr ...
... Loudéac has returned. Whenever he is awake, I am awake, for my father trained me thus. This is my mission, my task. I must combat de Loudéac and stop him in his endeavors. To do this, I require your assistance.” He looked down the river ...
... Loudeac, and at Loudeac they had heard that Croquart had escaped from Josselin and was enlisting men on the banks of the Blavet. Refugees had fled to Loudeac from Pontivy, and the little town already trembled amid its woods, dreading to ...
... Loudeac , and at Loudeac they had heard that Croquart had escaped from Josselin and was enlisting men on the banks of the Blavet . Refugees had fled to Loudeac from Pontivy , and the little town already trembled amid its woods ...