Emile de Bonnechose (1801-1875)

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Lazare Hoche : général en chef des armées de la Moselle, d'Italie, des côtes de Cherbourg, de Brest, et de l'océan, de Sambre-et-Meuse et du Rhin, sous la Convention et le Directoire, 1793-1797 / par Émile de Bonnechose.

Emile de Bonnechose 1801-1875

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Les réformateurs avant la réforme : Jean Hus et le concile de Constance / Emile de Bonnechose.

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Lazare Hoche, général en chef des armées de la Moselle, d'Italie ... : sous la convention et le directoire, 1793-1797 / par Emile de Bonnechose.

Lazare Hoche, général en chef des armées de la Moselle, d'Italie ... : sous la convention et le directoire, 1793-1797 / par Emile de Bonnechose.

Emile de Bonnechose 1801-1875

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Histoire de France : depuis, l'origine jusqu'à la révolution de 1848.

Histoire de France : depuis, l'origine jusqu'à la révolution de 1848.

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