Generalissimo Jacques Cathelineau (French pronunciation: [ʒak katlino]; 5 January 1759 – 14 July 1793) was a French Vendéan insurrectionist leader during...

were massacred. A large band of peasants under the leadership of Jacques Cathelineau and Jean-Nicolas Stofflet seized Saint-Florent-le-Vieil on 12 March...

by the baron of Keller, of which some were former Swiss Guards. Jacques Cathelineau Maurice Gigost d'Elbée Charles de Bonchamps François-Athanase Charette...

Minerva between Apollo and Mercury, c. 1815, Château de Compiègne Jacques Cathelineau, généralissime vendéen, 1816, Musée d'art et d'histoire de Cholet...

Gaétan Cathelineau (1787–1859) was a French painter of portraits and of historical and genre subjects. Cathelineau was born at Montrichard (Loir-et-Cher)...

The army successfully stormed Saumur on 9 June 1793. On June 12, Jacques Cathelineau was elected the army commander. Then, the highest-level Royalist...

and the Battle of Nantes resulted in the death of Royalist leader Jacques Cathelineau. Three years later another Royalist leader, François de Charette...

Portrait of the Marquis de Bonchamps by Anne-Louis Girodet Portrait of Jacques Cathelineau by Anne-Louis Girodet The Vow of Louis XIII by Jean-Auguste-Dominique...

the peasant fighters asked Charette to be their leader. He joined Jacques Cathelineau following the taking of Saumur in June 1793 and fought in most of...

1802) Spain (1796–1802) Commanders and leaders Prince Louis Joseph Jacques Cathelineau † Henri de la Rochejaquelein † Georges Cadoudal  Jean Chouan † Francis...

His troop joined those of François de Charette, Charles Bonchamps, Jacques Cathelineau and Jean-Nicolas Stofflet. The army experienced several successes:...

in Nantes, on 28 June 1793, Talmont proved his courage along with Jacques Cathelineau and Maurice d'Elbée, by checking the ranks, bringing back to combat...

Chemillé. The Vendéens, under the command of Maurice d'Elbée and Jacques Cathelineau, had established their position along the main road and behind the...

clashes repulsing an attack by a Vendéen army of 50,000 Vendéens under Jacques Cathelineau. Victorious again at the battle of Montaigu (against François de...

Poullart des Places Francois-Marie-Benjamin Richard de la Vergne Jacques Cathelineau Jean of Saint Samson Marie-Yvonne-Aimee of Jesus Pauline-Louise Pinczon...

republican forces to flight. On March 13, the peasants, who had put Jacques Cathelineau at their head, took Jallais. On March 14, Chemillé fell in his turn...

pushed back during the Battle of Nantes, and their leading general Jacques Cathelineau was severely wounded. Nonetheless, determined to confront the Republican...

sister, Vera Oumançoff, lived with Jacques and Raïssa for almost all their married life. At the Sorbonne, Jacques and Raïssa soon became disenchanted...

for being defeated, as later was his wife. Shortly after this battle, Cathelineau was elected generalisimo of the Catholic and Royal Army. Johnson, Thomas...

armies, the largest of which was the Army of the Upper Vendée under Jacques Cathelineau, Charles de Bonchamps, Louis Marie de Lescure, Maurice d'Elbée, Jean-Nicolas...

Monetary Conservative: Jacques Rueff and 20th Century Free Market Thought. De Kalb: Northern Illinois University Press. Rueff, Jacques (1972). The Monetary...

controlling as many as 50,000 men. Its leaders were Charles de Bonchamps, Jacques Cathelineau, Maurice d'Elbée, Louis Marie de Lescure, Henri de La Rochejaquelein...

to Jacques Bainville. Works by Jacques Bainville at Faded Page (Canada) Works by or about Jacques Bainville at the Internet Archive Works by Jacques Bainville...

Dimitri Ferran (season 5 to 7) Diane and Robin Weiller (season 1) Marceau Cathelineau (season 1) Jules and Lucas Josso (season 2) Jean Daudigny (season 3)...

In 2007, a formal judicial investigation was opened against Jacques Chirac himself. Jacques Chirac, 1976–1994 Alain Juppé, 1994–1997 Philippe Séguin, 1997–1999...

It was led by Philippe de Villiers, once communications minister under Jacques Chirac. The party was considered Eurosceptic, though not to the extent...

officially created in January 1960, was a Gaullist militia founded by Jacques Foccart, Charles de Gaulle's chief adviser for African matters, and Pierre...

in June 1936. Many members of Solidarité Française subsequently joined Jacques Doriot's fascist Parti populaire français (PPF). 6 February 1934 crisis...

established in 2002 under the leadership of the then-president of France, Jacques Chirac. The UMP used to be one of the two major political parties in the...

gaullist movement, in particular by Robert Pandraud, Charles Pasqua and Jacques Foccart; the Service d'Action Civique was dissolved in 1982 by the socialist...