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FOURRIER/FOURRIÈRE
. The fourrier (related to the verb fourrager ‘forrage’) was a member of a corps of
servants in the household of great lords and prelates who preceded the lord in his travels
and arranged for the lodging of his court. The royal fourrière, or corps of fourriers, was
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