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Search complete. 29 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Laon".

Oct 15, 2026

Jim NolanHOST
25:02
There monks came, even from very far away, to seek an asylum, as it did, for example, those from St.
Jim NolanHOST
25:10
Vast in 887 at Beauvais and those from St. Quentin at Laon.
Jim NolanHOST
25:17
In the midst of the insecurity and the disorders which imparted so lugubrious a character to the second half of the ninth century, it therefore fell to the towns to fulfill a true mission of protection.
Jim NolanHOST
25:30
They were, in every sense of the word, the ramparts of a society invaded, under tribute, and terrorized.
John AllenHOST
19:28
So Lhurier wrote down Mallory and Emily's names and then asked for their contact information.
John AllenHOST
19:34
Later that day, Major Lhurier sat down with Véro's nephew, Mallory, at his home in Laon, a town 25 miles away from Chaumont.
John AllenHOST
19:42
In the next room over, Lhurier could hear Mallory's girlfriend, Emily, playing with her five-year-old son.
John AllenHOST
19:48
Lhurier asked Mallory to walk him through everything he did on March 14th, hoping that his story would potentially contradict Véro's.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
5:18
The Premonstratension Order was founded by Norbert, son of Heribert, Count of Gennep, in 1120.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
5:26
The first house was established near Laon, 75 miles northeast of Paris, on a spot foreshown by the Virgin Mary in a vision to Norbert.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
5:37
From the French Premontré and Latin Praemonstratum, the name of the order is derived.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
5:45
St. Norbert died in 1134 and was buried at Magdeburg, which bishopric he had held for 14 years.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
99:42
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Three Good Giants by François Rabelais.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
99:52
How the awful war between the bun-makers of Laon and Gargantua's country was begun.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
99:59
Read by Avis Venning.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
100:03
While Gargantua, studying day after day, was finding out that the tasks he had at first thought to be so hard were so easy that they became more a pastime than anything else, and while he was growing to be a skillful soldier and a most learned gentleman, his old father, King Grongussier, without his knowing it, had got into a terrible mess with certain bun-makers of Laon.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
100:33
This is how it happened.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
100:36
It was vintage time when the great purple grapes, bursting with their ripeness, were to be gathered and when the shepherds of Grongussier's kingdom used to watch the vines like hawks to prevent the starlings from pecking at the juicy clusters.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
100:54
This vintage time always made business for the bun-makers of Laon.
Avis VenningNARRATOR
100:59
Even when in the best of humor, however, they were always a peppery touch-me-if-you-dare sort of fellows.
Olly HaynesHOST
10:59
It's utter madness.
Olly HaynesHOST
11:01
The madness, the 15-year-old high school student who had his hand torn off after a grenade explosion in Laon, Maël, 16, who lost his right eye in Tours, a 14-year-old student hit point-blank in the face with a grenade launcher, a 17-year-old girl seriously injured in the eye, uh, with two facial fractures after a police charge in Clemenceau in Montpellier, a 16-year-old high student injured in the eye during a police operation in Argenteuil, a 17-year-old student allegedly had his held, um, held underwater, a student at Mozart High School in Le Blanc-Mesnil was allegedly struck by a police officer on a motorcycle, then beaten on the ground, a 14-year-old schoolgirl was grabbed violently by the neck by a police officer in front of, uh, his high school in Alençon." And he just continues and continues.
Olly HaynesHOST
11:39
These are all lots of the, um, instances that I've, uh, talked about, but he categorizes more and more.
Olly HaynesHOST
11:47
Anyway, this guy was filmed beating up protesters, and he thinks it's too much.

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Normans in Europe-Arthur Henry Johnson

Sep 29 · 18 Mentions

Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
39:28
In England they by their pressure first consolidated the kingdom of Wessex, then conquered it under Canute and William I.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
39:38
In the West Frankish country they finally put an end to the long struggle for supremacy, sounded the death knell of the Carolings of Laon, and aided to form modern France.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
39:51
Nor is this all.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
39:53
They borrow everything and make it their own, and their presence is chiefly felt in increased activity and more rapid development of institutions, literature, and art.

32 MINS LATER

Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
71:49
Remembering then that the incursions of the Northmen, though they had a terrible reality while they lasted, were but in a few cases permanent in their result, we may at once dismiss all but the last.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
72:05
The mouth of the Seine offered a tempting opening to the pirates as they skirted the shores of Gaul, and the commercial city of Rouen had early attracted their plundering expeditions.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
72:16
Gaining boldness they pressed inland and continually threatened Paris, then a town on the frontier of the kingdom of the West Franks, whose capital lay at Laon.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
72:28
So frequent were these piratical invasions that in 861 Charles the Bald granted the city and a large district round it to Robert the Strong as a march or border territory against the Northmen.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
6:09
The Premonstratensian Order was founded by Norbert, son of Heribert, Count of Gennep, in 1120.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
6:17
The first house was established near Laon, 75 miles northeast of Paris, on a spot foreshown by the Virgin Mary in a vision to Norbert.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
6:28
From the French Premontré and Latin Praemonstratum, the name of the order is derived.
Garth BurtonNARRATOR
6:36
St. Norbert died in 1134 and was buried at Magdeburg, which bishopric he had held for 14 years.

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