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Ordonnances

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Ordonnances 

cavalry companies created in 1439 (according to some sources, 1445) by an edict (ordonnance) of King Charles VII in France from local people hired by the state for permanent military service.

The ordonnances were the first permanent mercenary forces. Initially, 15 companies composed of 600 men each were formed. They were divided into 100 lances (subunits), each composed of six men: one heavily armed cuirassier (knight), three mounted archers, one sword-bearer (coutelier), and one page (servant). With the development of firearms in the second half of the 16th century, the ordonnances lost their importance.



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07--Nombre de participants et d'ordonnances, nombre d'ordonnances par participant, cout brut des ordonnances et par participant, cout RAMQ des ordonnances et par participant selon la classe de medicaments et la categorie de personnes assurees.
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Par exemple, les donnees sur les familles de I'ESG ont eclaire le Programme d'execution des ordonnances alimentaires, un programme gouvernemental visant a faire appliquer les injonctions de la cour au sujet des paiements de pension alimentaire pour enfants au Canada.
 
 
 
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