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    Martin Guerre

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    After reading Robert Finlays The Refashioning of Martin Guerre‚ and rummaging through the texts he presents‚ made me get the impression that Natalie Davis is stating merely subjective opinions on the case of Martin Guerre. Robert Finlay gives reasons with clear and convincing evidence on how Natalie Davis doesn’t show enough‚ or at all evidence in the case of Martin Guerre. First‚ Finlay makes a well thought out case against Davis in that “Bertrande’s good faith was always assumed” and “never

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    The Return of Martin Guerre History 3230: Early Modern Europe The Return of Martin Guerre is a reconstruction of the famous case of Martin Guerre’s return to the small town of Artigat in Southern France after being absent for eight years. However‚ "Martin" is actually an impostor named Arnaud du Tilh‚ or Pansette. He is accepted by his wife‚ family‚ and friends for over three years. After the so-called Martin Guerre has a dispute over family finances and the sale of some land that the family owns

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    The Wife of Martin Guerre

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    Arnaud du Tilh‚ a rogue and an impostor‚ deserved punishment for his crimes‚ and that is what he received. Arnaud‚ a man once thought by people to be unmistakably Martin Guerre‚ was sentenced to death. Perhaps in this day an age‚ a punishment such as this would be excessively severe‚ however in Arnaud’s time it was considered just. 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

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    “The Return of Martin Guerre” by Natalie Zemon Davis provides the read with an interesting case of a present‚ Arnaud du Tihl‚ stealing Martin Guerre identity and almost getting away with it. The story create two campus of thought on Bertrande’s motive. One side being defended by Davis‚ and arguing she masterminded the whole plan. While Robert Finlay arguing she was innocent. Davis argument is the most believable with too many questions and too many assumption‚ and to neatly package together that

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    The Case Of Martin Guerre

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    what if an individual’s identity could be confirmed without legal documentation? With the proper tests of the defendant’s memory‚ it would be possible to locate the true Martin Guerre. There was no fixed penalty for the crime‚ but when the king’s lawyer and Bertrande de Rols were called‚ the accused was threatened with more than fines. If convicted‚ he might be sentenced to physical punishment and even death. In this situation‚ when the honor

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    Return of Martin Guerre

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    and an age of rebirth‚ the story of The Return of Martin Guerre finds its inception as a historical legal study of the day-to-day occurrences of the lives of peasants in sixteenth-century France. Natalie Zemon Davis crafts her account of the famous story from a historical perspective infused with her own psychological inferences‚ legal case studies‚ and factual details. Throughout her dissertation on the case of Martin Daguerre‚ Arnauld du Tilh‚ and Bertandre de Rols‚ Davis showcases a character

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    The Return of Martin Guerre The purpose of this paper is to introduce‚ discuss‚ and analyze the book "The Return of Martin Guerre" by Natalie Zamon Davis. Specifically‚ it will discuss the life of the peasant during the Middle Ages. This book is a fascinating account of a true case that happened during the 16th century in France. The book is also an excellent example of how the peasants lived in the Middle Ages‚ from what they ate‚ to how they traveled and what their family lives were like.

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    The Prince & The Return of Martin Guerre It appears as though human beings did very little in shaping and controlling their own destinies in early modern Europe‚ and the works of The Prince‚ written by Niccolo Machiavelli in 1513 and The Return of Martin Guerre‚ written Natalie Zemon Davis in 1928 helps to exemplify this view. The Prince is a primary source recollection of Machiavelli’s thoughts on what makes a good ruler. He discussed his feelings on Princedom on how a prince should rule and

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    Secret Life The Return of Martin Guerre written by Natalie Davis gives the audience a rare glimpse into the world of peasant life in sixteenth century France. It also allows a modern day audience a chance to examine and to compare their own identities and questions of self. What makes the story so interesting to modern day viewers and readers is how relevant the story and the people in it are to our own times. This story is about a history of everyday people rather than royalty and generals‚ history’s

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    Sarhadia Luxeus History 102 The Return of Martin Guerre The Dawn of Renaissance During the medieval era‚ France had a feudal system of governance where the upper nobility siding with the kings controlled the lower classes. The social structure was fragmented into three unequal hierarchical groups consisting Kings‚ lords and peasants. The kings ruled the land and were believed to have been granted this right by God that they passed on through heredity. They incarnated the law and were the

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