Barrois was born on 30 October 1774 at Ligny-en-Barrois in what later became the Meuse department. His father was a baker. On 12 August 1793, Barrois...

Foerster ed. (1883), pp. 383, 393. Barrois ed. (1842) vv. 1647–1664. 1: 69. Ludlow (1865), p. 256. Togeby (1969), p. 52. Barrois ed. (1842) Chevalerie Ogier...

43 Noël; Choné (2000), p. 41 Selected works at the Musée barrois (in French). Musée Barrois. Retrieved 9 December 2017 Toussaint, Jean-Marc....

part of his county on the left bank of the Meuse, henceforth known as the Barrois mouvants. The eastern part of the County of Bar and the Duchy of Lorraine...

Edition). However all these passages cited by the Encyclopædia were also verified by the authors as substantially occurring in Barrois's French MS. Nouv. Acq...

Henry III of Bar had to receive the western part of the County of Bar (Barrois mouvant) as a French fief from the hands of King Philip IV. In 1408, a...

Saint-Mérans and the servant Barrois are consecutively poisoned to death having ingested beverages containing strychnine. The death of Barrois is depicted with symptoms...

in Luke 1: 28 (the Annunciation), an assessment with which Barrois agrees; however, Barrois also states that Miegge seems to put too little weight on these...

Madame de Genlis. Louis Charles was then tutored by the first chamberlain Barrois, before being assigned to the under-governor Lebrun in 1789. In April 1793...

workers making adjustments on Alstom's private test track in Tronville-en-Barrois (Meuse) were killed by a train under test. This railway test center tests...