Georges Minois

perceptions of old age by writers 80+ years old tend to be negative. Georges Minois [Wikidata] writes that the first man known to talk about his old age

200 years giving contrasting visions of Anne: at one extreme there is Georges Minois, who presented her as a person "limited, petty and vindictive", and

(Thomas Browne, Religio medici, 1643, 1e partie, section 19. Cité par Georges Minois, Le Traité des trois imposteurs, Albin Michel, 2009, p. 85 et p. 310

Missy, 1 September 1743, p. 450. "The Atheist's Bible", p. 198, by Georges Minois, 2012 Je sais que Mahomet n'a pas tramé précisément l'espèce de trahison

universitaires de Dijon. p. 110. ISBN 9782905965110. Charles VII by Georges Minois Parts of this article were initially translated from this Wikipedia