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...''', which took place before an [[England|English]]-backed church court in Rouen, [[France]], in the first half of the year 1431 was, by general consensus, ...large sum of money. In December of that same year, she was transferred to Rouen, the military headquarters and administrative capital in France of King Hen

...ion. In particular, her English enemies, under whose auspices her Trial in Rouen was conducted, viewed her as an "Arm of the Fiend", deceived by Satan appea ...east two occasions (at Poitiers, and apparently also prior to her Trial in Rouen), Joan was inspected by women in order to determine whether or not she was

''Hommage à Pierre Molinier'', Rouen : Sordide Sentimental, avril 2007 [Articles in French and English, plus a D

...ore of a rally than a race. [[Albert de Dion]] was the first to arrive at Rouen in his [[de Dion-Bouton]] car, but the judges ruled that the steam-powered

...he Frankish Carolingian King, [[Charles the Simple]], grants the city of [[Rouen]] and surrounding lands to the Viking leader [[Rollo]] and his followers. O

...erbourg would be by U.S. troops while British troop[s would take Havre and Rouen.

...rite, Robert Devereux, 1st Earl of Essex, to help Henry IV in his siege of Rouen was also a failure.

...[[Henry IV]] of France gave a monopoly of the Canadian [[fur trade]] to a Rouen business group. This charter company, the first of several that were to rul

...ke (actress)|Katharine Blake]], [[Tom Adams (actor)|Tom Adams]], [[Reed De Rouen]], [[Francis de Wolff]] | [[Edwin Richfield]], [[Edina Ronay]], [[Reed De Rouen]], [[George Little (actor)|George Little]]

...cluding Pierre Deyon (Amiens), Maurice Garden (Lyons), Jean-Pierre Bardet (Rouen), Georges Freche (Toulouse), and Jean-Claude Perrot (Caen). By the 1970s th

...m. New York: Vintage. ''The Tutor; Coriolanus; The Trial of Joan of Arc at Rouen, 1431; Don Juan''; and ''Trumpets and Drums'' {{ISBN|0-394-71819-4}}.

...siege. Although Joan was later taken prisoner and burnt at the stake in [[Rouen]] on charges of heresy in 1431, the English steadily lost ground and when t

...airmount Parkway in Philadelphia, and the cities of Lille, Marseilles, and Rouen. Gréber's 1950 "Plan for the National Capital" is one of the most signific