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	French books
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		We have French learning audio books, poetry, children's audio books, audio magazines, fiction and nonfiction, including all your favorite English-speaking authors in translation.
		Our ever-expanding French dvd collection includes from the classics to the newest releases, nature documentaries, language learning dvds, childrens' dvds, and also dozens of American and British TV series dubbed into French and with subtitles.
	www.french-bookworld.com (467 words)

	French Lines, french maritime history
		The object of the French Lines Association is to highlight the heritage of the French shipping lines, in particularly that of the Compagnie Générale Maritime and the Société Nationale Maritime Corse Méditerranée.
		The most important objective of French Lines is to present their collections to the public by way of exhibition centres and to give access to its archives in documentation centres (
		Twin steamer of PAUL LECAT built for the line of Far East pursuant to the convention of 1912.
	www.frenchlines.com /index_en.php (397 words)

	First World War.com - Battles - The Battle of Verdun, 1916
		The effect on French morale of the loss of Douaumont was marked, both upon the remaining defenders and the reinforcements freshly arrived.
		Of the 330 infantry regiment of the French army, 259 eventually fought at Verdun.
		French casualties during the battle were estimated at 550,000 with German losses set at 434,000, half of the total being fatalities.
	www.firstworldwar.com /battles/verdun.htm (2238 words)

	The Battle of the Saintes
		In Fort Royal, Martinique,the French Admiral, The Compte, Francois Joseph Paul de Grasse, had gathered his battle fleet and was preparing to join with the Spanish for an invasion of British-held Jamaica.
		The French, riding a wave of victory, were determined to oust the British from all of the new world and win the Caribbean for the glory of France.
		As the lead French ships approached the British rearmost ships, de Grasse signaled his fleet to reverse course so that the action could continue on parallel courses, but the command was not carried out by all of his ships' captains.
	www.fortogden.com /saintes.html (806 words)

	French Line Infantry
		French soldiers in Germany in 1813, France in 1814, and Spain in 1813-1814 would have almost all been wearing the new jacket.
		HaT Industries French Young Guard wear greatcoats covering their jacket, and so can be used for fusiliers of this period without any qualms.
		They have a wider line than anyone else, their quality is consistently excellent, the figures are meticulously historical, and the sculpting, which had been sketchy when the company first started, has now surpassed the Revell line.
	www.angelfire.com /id/macp/french12.html (739 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Maginot Line (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Maginot Line (named after French minister of defence André Maginot) was a line of concrete fortifications, tank obstacles, machine gun posts and other defenses which France constructed along its borders with Germany and with Italy in the wake of World War I.
		With the rise of the French independent nuclear deterrent by 1969 the Line was largely given up by the government, with sections auctioned off to the public and the rest left to decay.
		As originally envisioned, the Maginot Line was part of a larger defence plan, in which the attackers would meet with resistance from the French Army, but planning in general failed, leading to the loss of effectiveness of the Line.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Maginot_Line (788 words)

	French Line of 1847
		The 1847 newspapers were full of the arrivals of this new French Line, not just because it was new, but for other reasons.
		1848 reverted to Ulloa and the French Navy.
		1848 reverted to Darien and the French Navy.
	www.theshipslist.com /ships/lines/french2.html (536 words)

	The French Line (1954)
		I am so stunned by the hilarious vulgarity of THE FRENCH LINE it is all I can rave about.
		Seemingly made for the knee slapping amusement of rich Texan hicks and crafted by trapped RKO professionals who must have sighed at having to work on such hillbilly antics, THE FRENCH LINE is an oceangoing girlie show wrought into some semblance of a farce.
		Jane Russell is as usual her spunky insolent self and gets to showcase her famous torpedo talents in outfits leaving nothing not spangled.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0047000 (479 words)

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		The French, unprepared to defend against fast-moving aggressors in their own backyard, surrendered six weeks after the invasion started.
		They met only scattered resistance: more often than not, when French soldiers surrendered, their weapons were taken from them and they were sent home by the Germans who did not want to burden themselves with prisoners.
		It would be easy to dismiss the French court action against Yahoo as a manifestation of ignorance of Internet technology, a throwback to the time of Minitel or as being as well thought out as the Maginot line.
	www.lycos.com /info/maginot-line--french.html (334 words)

	RTÉ Sport: Bory included in French line-up
		French coach Bernard Laporte has named his line-up for the country's opening Six Nations clash against Scotland in Paris this weekend.
		Also returning to the French line-up is former captain Raphael Ibanez.
		French Team: 15-Xavier Garbajosa; 14-Philippe Bernat-Salles, 13- Richard Dourthe, 12-Franck Comba, 11-David Bory; 10-Christophe Lamaison; 9-Fabien Galthie; 8-Christophe Juillet, 7-Olivier Magne, 6-Christophe Moni, 5-Fabien Pelous (captain), 4-David Auradou, 3-Pieter De Villiers, 2-Raphael Ibanez, 1-Sylvain Marconnet.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2001/0201/france.html (280 words)

	Compagnie Générale Transatlantique - French Line
		ex- Bergensfjord, 1971 purchased from Norwegian-American Line, renamed De Grasse.
		ex- Hornmeer, 1975 purchased from Horn Line, Hamburg renamed Louisiane, 1977 transferred to Cie.
		ex- Norham Castle, 1903 purchased from Castle Line renamed Martinique, 1932 scrapped.
	www.theshipslist.com /ships/lines/french.html (5225 words)

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