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Topic: Battle of Cholet

	Amazon.com: Cholet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		La bataille de Cholet, ou, La guerre en sabots by Gilbert Prouteau (Unknown Binding - 1993)
		Les mouchoirs rouges de Cholet: Roman by Michel Ragon (Unknown Binding - 1984)
		Madame Cholets Picnic Party Pb by E. Beresford (Paperback)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Cholet&index=blended&page=1 (311 words)

	Anjou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The principality, which he thus carved out for himself, was occupied, on his death, by Erispoé, duke of Brittany; by him it was handed down to his successors, in whose hands it remained until the beginning of the 10th century.
		Hugh the Abbot succeeded him in the countship of Anjou as in most of his other duties, and on his death (886) it passed to Odo, the eldest son of Robert the Strong, who, on his accession to the throne of France (888), probably handed it over to his brother Robert.
		The latter having seized upon Nantes, of which the counts of Anjou held themselves to be suzerains, Fulk Nerra came and laid siege to it, routing Conan's army at the battle of Conquereuil (27th of June 992) and re-establishing Nantes under his own suzerainty.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anjou (3261 words)

	Genesis Brighton Bears (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Cholet turned a game around in the second half and its chances in Group F around in the standings on Tuesday when it downed visiting Brighton Bears 83-74.
		Cholet raised its record to 3-2, which might still be good enough for a piece of second place.
		Cholet only added a couple points to that early in the fourth quarter, and Brighton was still within 6 points, 63-57, with 7 minutes left.
	www.brightonbears.com /news/news_detail.asp?news_id=388 (1762 words)

	FRANCOIS SEVERIN MARCEAU-DESGRAVIERS - LoveToKnow Article on FRANCOIS SEVERIN MARCEAU-DESGRAVIERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		For the victory of Cholet Klber was made general of division and Marceau confirmed as general of brigade.
		Their advice was of the greatest value to the generals in command, and the military talents of each were the complement of the others.
		He took part in the various battles about Charleroi, and at the final victory of Fleurus (June 26, 1794) be had a horse shot under him.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /M/MA/MARCEAU_DESGRAVIERS_FRANCOIS_SEVERIN.htm (748 words)

	ULEB CUP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Cholet tried to find Marquis near the basket, but Mulaomerovic followed Vassiliadis' layup with a three for a 8-10 PAOK lead.
		Cholet needed an answer and the hosts stroke back with a rain of threes.
		Cholet did not surrender, as Akpomedah's dunk turned into a basket-plus-foul while Ferchaud fired in a buzzer-beating three, as the hosts led 58-57 after 30 minutes.
	www.euroleague.net /ulebcup/noticia.jsp?temporada=E04&jornada=11&id=730 (655 words)

	Wars of the Vendee -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		On March 4 rioting commenced at Cholet, and by the 13th the Vendée was in open revolt.
		Perhaps 15,000 rebels were killed in this bloody battle and in the butchery of prisoners that occurred afterward.
		First mentioned in the 11th century, the name Cholet was probably derived from the Latin cauletum (“cabbage”) for the local growing of cabbage.
	www.britannica.com /ebc/article-9074999 (1399 words)

	[DL-M] Lords and manors....
		If any action >is to be taken, it is to be a secret." Cholet nodded, and went inside the castle, followed by Reignald with Winstone taking up the rear with Jarvis.
		Cholet looked over the map, and then at a roster of Lord Reignald's military strength.
		And then showing the rest of the nation that the dragonriders can be beaten!" He slammed his fist to the table, and took a long swallow of a glass of mead.
	www.havencomm.com /~dlands/Marrid/1998/1998Feb26-17.23.33.html (1729 words)

	t“X—ðj
		An exploration of the Viking role in England and in Normandy, the battle of Hastings, and its results.
		The roots of the First World War, the struggles, the uneven confrontations, the leaders on both sides, and details of the battle of the Marne.
		The causes for the French and Indian War, the strategies and feints, the siege of Quebec, and the final bitter battle on the Plains of Abraham.
	www.ipionline.com /html/french_his.html (813 words)

	CHARLES MELCHIOR ARTUS, MARQUIS DE BONCHAMPS - LoveToKnow Article on CHARLES MELCHIOR ARTUS, MARQUIS DE BONCHAMPS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		In the spring of 1793 he was chosen leader by the insurgents of the Vendc, and to his counsels may be attributed in great measure the success of the peasants arms.
		He was present at the taking of Bressuire, Thouars and Fontenay, at which last place he was wounded; but dissensions among their leaders weakened the insurgents, and at the bloody battle of Cholet (October 1793) the Vendans sustained a severe defeat and Bonchamps was mortally wounded.
		It is said that his last act was the pardoning of five thousand republican prisoners, whom his troops had sworn to kill in revenge for his death.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /B/BO/BONCHAMPS_CHARLES_MELCHIOR_ARTUS_MARQUIS_DE.htm (235 words)

	La Richardiere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		This place is legendary, it is said that during the revolution, several battles were fought here with raw recruits; most would never leave this place.
		It is also said that a family of which the son a soldier who had been wrecked on the "SELENIUM" during the 14-18 wars, who came back home healthy, put a small chapel here, in recognition and thanks to God.
		Where we can admire a cross of granite (clover cross) that recalls the death of eleven Courlitais women after the battle of CHOLET in 1793.
	members.aol.com /ruthom49/homepage/page3.htm (1359 words)

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		As many officers had no other means of response, the scenes in many areas descended into farce: the police bent down and picked up the rocks and started throwing them back.
		Madame Cholet, as one woman calls herself who is part of the Wombles, the White Overalls Movement Building Libertarian Effective Struggle, was one of the people who took part in the most ambitious action at Genoa.
		She was alongside the other White Overalls, the group known in Italy as the Tute Bianche, which built a wall of perspex and steel bars with which it walked headlong into the police lines.
	courses.wcupa.edu /rbove/eco338/022Trade-debt/globalization/0110154black.txt (1830 words)

	BBC - Things We Forgot To Remember
		In Cholet a huge battle occurred in October 1793, and the little town of Cholet was destroyed.
		Although religion was at the heart of the uprising in the Vendee, it was actually sparked off by the government’s conscription of three hundred thousand men from all over the country to fight the wars on France’s borders.
		En route to Cholet, Jean Clement wanted to show me the remains of the once proud Chateau de Durbelliere, the ancestral home of Henri Larochejacquelin, one of the leaders of Les Blancs, the counter revolutionary army.
	www.open2.net /thingsweforgot/four_transcript_page3.html (680 words)

	The Steamboat Pilot: Seeking compromise
		For Cholet, a skier and snowmobiler, the concern isn't Soda Mountain or the Toutes specifically, but the trend in land management.
		Coupled with that are growing national trends toward greater restriction of motorized access to public lands, in summer and winter, for environmental reasons.
		The perception that snowmobilers are fighting a losing battle has lead local ones to view each small boundary change, real or proposed, as a symptom of something much greater -- and possibly given others an excuse to act irresponsibly.
	www.steamboatpilot.com /section/frontpage_lead/storypr/16433 (2294 words)

	For God and King: Vendée 1793
		These men rallied to the the troop when it moved close to their hometown, and left again after the battle, making the Vendean forces unseizable: whilst the Blue army was a sitting duck in case of defeat, the Whites simply scattered and went home and their army slipped like sand through the other's fingers.
		The battle of Cholet, on the 17th of October 1793, was the decisive event that begun the final the crushing of the Vendean rebellion.
		Bonchamps, the beloved and skilled leader, was mortally wounded at Cholet and carried back to Saint-Florent with 100 000 Vendeans fleeing in front of the advancing Republican army.
	www.cedarseed.com /air/vendee93.html (1319 words)

	Bibliography for the Hundred Years' War
		Scope of coverage includes the battles of the 'Herrings' and of 'Patay', that bracketed the major events surrounding Jeanne d'Arc's participation in the relief of the city.
		The work "is not a focused examination of the battle itself, or an attempt to consider and resolve..." several controversial aspects of the battle as related in many earlier works on the topic.
		Of particular value is the author's comparison of the military forces prior to the battle of Poitiers, and a credible (but largely speculative) explanation of why the French lacked as cohesive military forces as did their English opponents during the time frame being addressed.
	www.xenophongroup.com /montjoie/hywbib.htm (8001 words)

	Frenchman could stomach anything - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		BOSTON (AP) — French doctors were taken aback when they discovered the reason for a patient's sore, swollen belly: He had swallowed about 350 coins — $650 worth — and assorted necklaces and needles.
		The 62-year-old man came to the emergency room of Cholet General Hospital in western France in 2002.
		He had a history of major psychiatric illness, was suffering from stomach pain, and could not eat or move his bowels.
	washingtontimes.com /functions/print.php?StoryID=20040218-110646-4968r (453 words)

	'Marianne in Chains: Daily Life in the Heart of France During the German Occupation' by Robert Gildea
		Much has been made of the French resistance to this occupation, and it was as notable as it was heroic, but there were also traitors, Nazi sympathizers and unscrupulous collaborators.
		Films such as Max Ophuls' "The Sorrow and the Pity" and books such as Jean Vercors' "The Battle of Silence," Michael Pearson's "Tears of Glory" and the anthology of writings compiled by Germaine Bree and George Bernauer, "Defeat And Beyond," to name only a few, document this history.
		Now comes Robert Gildea's chronicle, based on years of research and interviews, of the occupation of St. Nazaire, Nantes, Anger, Samur, Cholet, Chinon and Tours in the French heartland from 1940 to 1945.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/reviews/20030803france0803fnp5.asp (950 words)

	Marie Anne Heard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Our militiamen had taken the tactics of leaving during the winter, by snowshoes, accompanied with a number of Savages, in order to surprise several American Villages.
		They returned with rich loot and often they brought back the children whose parents had been killed in the battle.
		On her arrival here, she was adopted by an important colonist of Ville-Marie, Pierre Prudhomme, farmer and flsmith, son of a pioneer of Montreal.
	www.100megsfree.com /famfound/hard.htm (284 words)

	Snot
		The the place where Katherine crouched, holding her breath and peeping while Casin Cholet and Colin de Cayeulx dived into the landlord's While these preparations were being.html">being hurried toward, Tristan, full of his head with a grim smile of satisfaction.
		The dim light.html">light from the fire only seemed to accentuate and planets of yellow fire, in the hands of Casin and Colin.
		Villon intense silence; then the voice of Huguette cried out of the the battle began.
	www.findword.org /sn/snot.html (218 words)

	Blog writing-work-3 - Writing-work3
		the hair in battle, it after afashion tried to protect its eyes of the flakes more and more violent one against his face.
		When it opened the mouth to call for the aid, it missed swallowing alarming quantities of duster.
		Instruction: great stages and outstanding facts of a novel starting from a photograph; on this photograph of thelegs of women, young people for the majority; they seem to await...
	writing-work-3.aliveblog.net (1984 words)

	La Vendée, by Anthony Trollope (chapter25)
		On the latter, however, the management of the war depended; and though his exertions were greatly impeded by the factious spirit which unfortunately prevailed among the royalists, he nevertheless succeeded in collecting, equipping, and maintaining a considerable army.
		Every day that the battle was delayed, hundreds of children and women perished in cold blood, numberless humble dwellings were reduced to ashes.
		“But should he fall—and in battle there is none, I will not say so rash, but so forward as him—should he fall, will it not be a comfort to him to know that his sister has a husband to protect her; that his widow has a brother to whom she can turn.
	worldebooklibrary.com /eBooks/Adelaide/t/trollope_a/vendee/chapter25.html (4113 words)

	Eurobasket - French Basketball
		Cholet suffered a 29 point loss and were eliminated.
		Cholet were missing their starting center Claude Marquis (201-F/C-80).
		FIBA EuroCup : Cholet and Nancy remain in the course - Nov 16, 2005
	www.eurobasket.com /Fra/fra.asp?NewsNo=9 (4578 words)

	Chronology of the French Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Battle of Hondschoote; first French victory in 1793 (8th).
		Battle of Lodi; Arrest of Babeuf (10th; 21 floréal).
		(18 thermidor) Battle of Castiglione; alliance with Spain.
	www.assumption.edu /acad/ii/Academic/history/Hi118net/ChronologyFrenchRev.html (641 words)

	Ayres Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The first of this family was named Truelove, who was one of the followers of William the Conqueror.
		At the Battle of Hastings, A.D. 1066, Duke William was thrown from his horse and his helmet beaten into his face; which Truelove observing, pulled it off and horsed him again.
		The Duke told him, 'Thou shalt be from Truelove caller Eyre (or air), because thou hast given me the air I breathe.' After the battle the Duke, on inquiry respecting him, found him severely wounded (the leg and thy having been struck off).
	www.cholet.us /Families/Ayres/ayres_tree.htm (301 words)

	CHATEAU DE LA TREMBLAYE. Big avaibility for your stay at CHATEAU DE LA TREMBLAYE in CHOLET. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Château de la Tremblaye, a work of the famous architect René Hodé, was built in 1862 on a 15th century estate.
		It is the historical place of the Cholet battle where Lescure, a great head of Vendée, got mortally wounded.
		Totally decorated in the style of that period, you will appreciate the charm of its drawing rooms and the refinement of its traditional cooking, which enhances and highlights local products.
	fhr.fr /gg/EN/.../CHOLET-hotels/CHATEAU-DE-LA-TREMBLAYE-hotel.html (189 words)

	Insurrection in the Vendée 1793e (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		After receiving a mortal wound there, Cathelineau was succeeded by Bonchamps, who did not survive the disastrous Battle of Cholet in October 1793.
		Blessé le 17 octobre à la bataille de Cholet, il est fusillé par les Bleus en 1794.
		Après avoir participé à la bataille de Cholet (1793), c'est l'un des rares généraux à suivivre à la dramatique virée de Galerne.
	webpub.alleg.edu /employee/a/acarr/anjouhistory/vendee.html (1102 words)

	Accor hotels: book a hotel near a theme parks
		From arenas where gladiators do battle to medieval cities or the market town of 1900, it's one adventure after the other!
		The Ibis Cholet is just 20 minutes by car from the park.
		Set in five acres of tropical gardens featuring an outdoor swimming pool adapted for children, the hotel is 5 km from Seaworld and 18 km from Movie World.
	www.accorhotels.com /accorhotels/gb/voyages/envies/amuser/parcs.shtml (537 words)

	La Vendée, by Anthony Trollope (chapter26)
		Chapeau was sent direct from the field of battle before it was known whether or no M. de Lescure’s wound was mortal, and at a moment when Henri could give him nothing but a general direction as to the route which the army was about to take.
		Father Jerome had been in the midst of the hottest part of the battle at Cholet, sometimes encouraging the troops by his words, and at others leading them on by his example, charging at their head, with his huge crucifix lifted high in the air.
		He could, therefore, have said at once that he had seen him alive after the battle was over, but he had no wish to deceive Madame de Lescure; and at the moment of which we are speaking, he most undoubtedly believed that the wound had been fatal, and that her husband was no more.
	etext.library.adelaide.edu.au /t/trollope/anthony/vendee/chapter26.html (4119 words)

	Mid-Maryland Boys 1999-2000 Weekly Wrap-ups
		John Truxillo had 14 points, Michael Cholet 13 and Anthony Blackwood had 11 for Monocacy.
		Mike Cholet had 15 points and Jonathon Phillips contributed 10 for the winners while Jay Greene led Linganore with six points.
		Monocacy came back from 10 points down at the half to defeat West Frederick 44-40 and take over sole possession of the CMC jayvee division lead.
	www.fred.net /dcline/mmbball/wrapups001.html (5021 words)

	Mid-Maryland Boys 2000-2001 Weekly Wrap-ups
		Michael Cholet made two free throws with 3.5 seconds to go to lift Monocacy's varsity to a 29-28 victory over Middletown.
		The battle for second place in the tough CMC jayvee division was decided early as the Hawks raced to a 16-2 first-quarter lead en route to a 42-21 victory.
		Michael Cholet had 11 points and John Freed nine for the Mustangs.
	www.fred.net /dcline/mmbball/wrapups012.html (5002 words)

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		The conflict had been begun on a gigantic scale at all points; and, as a result of the disarming domiciliary visits, and armorers' shops hastily invaded, was, that the combat which had begun with the throwing of stones was continued with gun-shots.
		About six o'clock in the evening, the Passage du Saumon became the field of battle.
		These old sailors, accustomed to correct manoeuvres and having as resource and guide only tactics, that compass of battles, are utterly disconcerted in the presence of that immense foam which is called public wrath.
	www.lib.umd.edu /ETC/ReadingRoom/Fiction/Hugo/Les_Miserables/IVBOOK_TENTH (6371 words)

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