Jean de Venette

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Born	c.1308 • France
Died	c.1369
Subjects Of Study	history of France

Étienne Pasquier

French author and lawyer

Pierre de Brantôme

French author

Robert De Torigni

French historian

Gilles Li Muisis

French poet

Henri Martin

French historian

Edmond Goncourt

French author

Albert Robida

French illustrator

Battle of Sluis during the Hundred Years' War

Jean Froissart

French poet and historian

Georges Chastellain

Burgundian author

Ambrose d’Évreux

French poet

Jean Molinet

French poet and chronicler

Salimbene Di Adam

Italian historian

Olivier de La Marche

Burgundian author

Jean Le Bel

French historian

Jules Goncourt

French author

Jérôme Tharaud

French writer

Jean Tharaud

French writer

Émile Erckmann

French author

Louis-Alexandre Chatrian

French author

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Swiss-born French philosopher

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