Quadrette
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Quadrette is an old French card game for four players, who form two teams of two. It is unusual in that communication between partners is allowed and the team captain is permitted to ask for information and direct play. It is a variant of classic Whist that is simpler and faster to play.
Quadrette is an old French card game for four players, who form two teams of two. It is unusual in that communication between partners is allowed and the team captain is permitted to ask for information and direct play. It is a variant of classic Whist that is simpler and faster to play. _ (1725). Académie Universelle des Jeux. Paris: Theodore Legras. Achard, Claude François (1785). Dictionnaire de la Provence et du Comté-Venaissin. Vol. 1. and Vol. 2. Marseilles: Jean Mossy. Baron Ladoucette, Jean Charles François (1834). Histoire, Topographie, Antiquités, Usages, Dialectes des Hautes-Alpes. Paris: Gide. Cason, François (1930), "Les Jeux de Cartes à Nice: La Quadretta." In: Armanac Nissart: 288–290. Online in Occitanica collection, Centre interrégional de développement de l’occitan (CIRDOC) publ., Béziers. Figuier, Charlotte (1860). Nouvelles Languedociennes : les Fiancés de la Gardiole. Paris: Hachette. Figuier, Claire Sénart (1859). "Le Franciman: Scénes et Souvenirs du Bas-Languedoc" in Revue des Deux Mondes, Vol. 22. Paris: J. Claye. pp. 936–962. Honnorat, Simon-Jude (1847). Dictionnaire Provençal-Français Ou Dictionnaire De La Langue D'Oc. Vol. 3. Digne. Lebrun, M. (1828). Manuel des Jeux de Calcul et de Hasard, ou Nouvelle Académie des Jeux. Paris: Roret. Panckoucke, Charles-Joseph (1792). Encyclopédie méthodique: Dictionnaire des Jeux, Volume 3. Paris: Panckoucke.
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