Alphonse Dupront

works which Braudel remarked on as examples of the longue durée was Alphonse Dupront's study of the long-standing idea in Western Europe of a crusade, which

oldest research centers in history, founded in 1958 by Roland Mousnier, Alphonse Dupront, and Victor-Lucien Tapié. The centre is housed in the historic building

Highlands, NJ, 1982), 16. Alphonse Dupront, “D'un humanisme chrétien en Italie à la fin du XVIe siècle,” (1935) in Dupront, Genèses des temps modernes:

at Florence in 1976–1977 (seminars of teachers Charles Wilson and Alphonse Dupront [fr]) and resident at the Académie de France à Rome. He was a lecturer

regime. Maintaining a philosophical correspondence with the medievalist Alphonse Dupront, who was stranded in occupied France, he described the Nazi age as