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	Martin Guerre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the meantime, Pierre Guerre had asked around and believed to have found the true identity of the impostor: Arnaud du Tilh, a man with a poor reputation from the nearby village Sajas (not the Gascon commune of Tilh, 150 km west of Sajas in Dax).
		The impostor was convicted and sentenced to death for adultery and fraud; the public sentencing on September 12, 1560, during which the accused maintained his innocence, was attended by the young Montaigne.
		Afterwards, Arnaud du Tilh confessed: he had learned about Guerre's life after two men confused him with Guerre, and he had then decided to take Guerre's place, with two conspirators helping him with the details.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Martin_Guerre (1432 words)

	A memorable decision of the High Court of Toulouse, containing the prodigious story of our time of a supposed hus-band, ...
		Proceeding with the confrontations, the said du Tilh requested that the said Rols be sheltered and at liberty, to avoid the threat of being compelled to bear false testimony; the which was ordered and done.
		This matter being brought to court, the said du Tilh, prisoner, was sentenced and condemned to lose his head, and to be quartered, and the decision announced to the saId de Rols.
		Afterwards to carry out the said verdict, this du Tilh was brought from the Conciergerie to Artigat, where the execution was to take place, and there was heard by the said judge of Rieux, before whom, the sixteenth of September of the said year 1560, he confessed at great length his impudent and daring misdeed.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /courses/hgarrett/documents/coras.htm (3688 words)

	A PEASANT AND HIS IMPOSTER: THE STORY OF MARTIN GUERRE
		Pansette was recognized as Arnaud du Tilh by an innkeeper from a nearby diocese; he asked the innkeeper to stay silent about this encounter.
		Some of these witnesses were members of Arnaud du Tilh’s family; these and others insisted that he was Pansette, or at least not Martin Guerre.
		The case was too confusing to this judge; he decided to declare Arnaud du Tilh guilty of fraud and of abusing Bertrande de Rols, since the accused could appeal to the Parliament of Toulouse.
	scholar76.tripod.com /martin4.htm (2541 words)

	Tilh, Nr. Orthez. in Landes, France
		At only 1 km from the village of Tilh, where daily groceries can be found, it benefits from a calm enviroment without being isolated.
		Tilh lies half way between the beaches of the Atlantic and the mountains of the Pyrénées, which is a great situation for exploring the area.
		There is the lively town of Dax, also well-known as a spa resort with a variety of cures to choose from.
	www.bookcottages.com /cottages/100-W12963-tilh-nr-orthez.htm (273 words)

	Privateering History: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		This new “Martin” is actually a clever imposter named Arnaud du Tilh, a peasant from the village of Lombez, who bears more than a passing resemblance to the real Martin.
		Arnaud’s initial success in pulling off this scheme is due not only to the physical similarities between himself and Martin, but also because he has been preparing for this role for many months, gathering information from the gossip networks of travelers familiar with Artigat and its inhabitants.
		By the time he arrives to claim the role of Martin Guerre, Arnaud du Tilh’s knowledge of the intimate details of Martin’s life, combined with his appearance, acting ability, and Bertrande’s easy acceptance, is enough to convince nearly everyone in the village that the true Martin Guerre has finally returned.
	privateer.omena.org /retourmarin.htm (1598 words)

	Research Paper on The Wife of Martin Guerre
		Arnaud du Tilh, a rogue and an impostor, deserved punishment for his crimes, and that is what he received.
		The legality in Arnaud du Tilh’s actions was non-existent, much less than that of Martin Guerre’s actions.
		For the both of them, punishment should have followed their behavior, simply because they both were very immoral in what they individually did.
	www.paper-research.com /paper/The_Wife_of_Martin_Guerre-4326.html (175 words)

	Document 1﷓d (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The witnesses from Artigat and from Arnaud du Tilh's village are hopelessly divided.
		What was so amazing about the historical Arnaud du Tilh was that he managed to persuade the judges of the Parlement that he was Martin Guerre in a cold formal setting, where he didn't have all that village backing.
		Depardieu was in Mexico until just before the tournage, so I wrote him a five‑page, single‑spaced letter in French on Arnaud du Tilh's life and on why he became an impostor and on what his relations would have been like,with Pierre Guerre, Bertrande, and Coras.
	www.public.asu.edu /~kamigami/filmclass/martin1/martin6.htm (7394 words)

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		The inertial delay * # for output transitions from low to high is tilh, and the inertial * # delay for transitions from high to low is tihl.
		The value of * # tilh (tihl) must be less than or equal to tplh (tphl).
		* # If tplh > tphl, then tilh must be >= (tplh - tphl) and tihl >= 0.
	www-ensps.u-strasbg.fr /coursen/Exemples-MAST/nxor2_l4.sin.txt (784 words)

	Western Civ Spring 2006: Martin Guerre/Religion and Magic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The three perspectives of the story or Martin Guerre were different according to who the story concentrated on.
		In “The Return of Martin Guerre”, Natalie Zemon Davis was able to show historical information and text regarding the lives of both Guerre and Arnaud du Tilh, the movie revolved around Bertrande, and the text was from the perspective of Monsieur Jean de Coras.
		Since the actual controversy was concerning the false identity Arnaud, known as Pansette, acquired, it’s obvious that the novel would centralize its writings on that subject.
	chnm.gmu.edu /history/faculty/kelly/blogs/h100sp06/archives/2006/02/martin_guerrere_1.html (433 words)

	edwired: Scapbooking Learning (cont'd)
		The essays they wrote on The Return of Martin Guerre, for instance, were (mostly) devoid of evidence and were just not written as well.
		One thing that is clearly at play here is that they care about what they are writing about when they write about their family and its history and they just don't care much about Bertrande de Rols, Arnaud du Tilh and Martin Guerre.
		Another issue is relevance--the history of their family seems to have relevance over and above their desire to do good work on an assignment about a loved one, while the social realities of Artigat, France seem much less relevant.
	chnm.gmu.edu /history/faculty/kelly/blogs/edwired/archives/2006/03/scapbooking_lea_1.html (370 words)

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		It was comnlmandled by General Dunclan, who was a jolly, blustering old fellow, :lnd tlle offiers who knew him well, said that we would have a roodl time, aas he was very fond of hunting.
		le was a good lighter, and one of the officers said that an Indian bullet lever could Ihurt him, as lle had been shot in tiu head withl eainion ball which had not injured him in the least; allther, said tile ball glanced off and killed one of tilh toin!hest mnule ii the arImy.
		The Pawrnee scouts who had been mustered out of service, dr.ing the wititer of 1869 a.nd '70, were reorganized to accolnpany this expedition.
	memory.loc.gov /service/gc/mtfgc/19551/2570271.txt (336 words)

	Book Review of "The Return of Martin Guerre" Essay
		The tale of Arnaud du Tilh alias Pansette (meaning "the belly") is full of ironies, not the least of which is his death at the hands of a man who by some accounts harbored some admiration for the quick-witted peasant.
		Set in a time and place where a hardly discernible line separated proper behavior from that which was grounds for death, du Tilh was guilty of more than one serious charge.
		Yet he was well-known as a strong farmer, loving husband, shrewd rural-merchant, and eloquent speaker.
	www.bookrags.com /essays/story/2005/3/28/205034/075 (285 words)

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	www.advfn.com /quote_Tilh-Schuldvord_EURO_ANL0000309193.html (222 words)

	No. 856: Return of Martin Guerre
		Court records tell how Martin and Bertrande de Rols were wed as teenagers -- how, after years of little sexual interest in the lovely Bertrande, Martin finally sired a son -- how he then ran off and left them both.
		Years later a look-alike named Arnaud du Tilh showed up and convinced everyone he was Martin, returned.
		He became a responsible citizen, a good father, and a truly loving husband.
	www.uh.edu /engines/epi856.htm (520 words)

	essays research papers -- The Wife Of Martin Guerre
		A question can be asked whether Martin Guerre deserves such a punishment as well, because of his actions.
		Martin Guerre never broke any laws like that of Arnaud du Tilh, however in a moral sense, Martin's actions were down at Arnaud's level, perhaps even lower.
		Martin Guerre was the spitting image of his father.
	www.123helpme.com /preview.asp?id=93396 (1708 words)

	The Return of Martin Guerre (ISBN 0674766911): Very Well Said™ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The film is a more diluted, less fleshy chronicle of the same story told by Natalie Zemon Davis in her book and in terms of the new religion, the role of women in married life, and peasant life in general, the movie is much less informative than the book.
		The film is a love story between Arnauld du Tilh and Bertrande de Rols and less a backdrop against which one can place the dramatic changes in religion taking place during the late 16th Century.
		The religious aspects of the book are almost left out entirely, except for a Catholic priest who is depicted as a gambler and later accuses Arnauld du Tilh of being possessed by the devil.
	www.verywellsaid.com /titles/the/the-return-of-martin-guerre-0674766911.php (3305 words)

	Felix Stalder: Digital Identities Patterns in Information Flows
		The local shoemaker, for example, still had a model of the foot of Martin Guerre, taken before he had left the village, and the feet of the man who returned were undoubtedly smaller.
		Arnaud du Tilh could assume, at least temporarily, the identity of Martin Guerre because he lived in a face-to-face culture and the only available means of reliable identification continuous interaction had been interrupted long enough to make it unavailable.
		There were no established technologies or techniques photographs, signatures, or finger prints that would have allowed the bridging of a gap of 8 years.
	felix.openflows.org /html/digital_identity.html (5988 words)

	stilh chain saw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
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	above7.birth-online.info /stilh-chain-saw (1675 words)

	Hist 122
		Did Bertrande recognize that it was not her husband who returned to her?
		Why might Bertrande be happy to accept Arnaud du Tilh as her husband?
		That is, they bought the land from, and paid taxes to, the king.
	courses.wccnet.edu /~jrush/martinguerre.htm (96 words)

	The Return Of Martin Guerre. - DAVIS, NATALIE ZEMON. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		ISBN: 0674766911 ¶ The clever peasant Arnand du Tilh had almost won his case, when a man with a wooden leg swaggered into the French courtroom, denounced du Tilh, and reestablished his claim to the identity, property, and wife of Martin Guerre.
		This book, by the noted historian who served as a consultant for the film, adds new dimensions to this famous legend.
		They offer full satisfaction and normal prices - no markups, no hidden costs, no overcharged shipping costs.
	www.antiqbook.com /boox/adi/6498X4.shtml (103 words)

	SA0130 CHL EVLH and TILH plots (started from PA0437) (1)
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		This is the first time this file has been used.
		Enter the editor to add text and to add topic entries below.
	www-bd.fnal.gov /webhelp_edit/sa0130/sa01301_1.html (49 words)

	Martin Guerre
		Alternatively, how did "outsider" status affect one's community identity and how could this status be overcome?
		Consider the cases of the Daguerre family's emigration from Labourd and Arnaud du Tilh's "return" to Artigat as Martin Guerre.
		Natalie Davis asserts that Bertrande knew that Arnaud du Tilh was an imposter, yet she vouched for his identity as her true husband.
	ias.berkeley.edu /orias/2005/MartinGuerre.htm (469 words)

	finlay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Did anyone suspect Bertrande as an accomplice at the time?
		What is the basis for Davis's assertion that Bertrande must have known du Tilh (Pansette) was an impostor?
		How long was Bertrand married before the marriage was consummated?
	www.usd.edu /~sbucklin/methods/martinguerre/finlay.htm (158 words)

	INT111_MartinGuerre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Why did she decide to write this book?
		Compare the personalities and behavior of Martin Guerre, Bertrande de Rols, and Arnaud du Tilh.
		What kind of people are they, and what could they each realistically hope to achieve in their lives?
	www2.csp.edu /history/VFR/VFRcourses/INT111_MartinGuerre.htm (270 words)

	The Return of Martin Guerre - Natalie Zemon Davis, Harvard University Press, books
		The Return of Martin Guerre, Book, Paperback, Hoaxes & deceptions, History / General, European history: c 500 to c 1500, European history: c 1500 to c 1750, Europe, d.
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	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		Santa Claus dropped off a couple of books that may be of interest to those who love France.
		The Return of Martin Guerre, by Natlaie Zemon Davis, retells the curious story of Arnaud du Tilh, the stranger who stepped into the life of the absent Martin Guerre.
		The author, who researched for director Daniel Vigne's film Le Retour de Martin Guerre, provides a remarkable picture of 16th-century peasant life in the south of France.
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