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	Jean Victor Marie Moreau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1791 Moreau was elected a lieutenant colonel of the volunteers of Ille-et-Vilaine.
		Moreau was dismissed, and it was only when in 1799 the absence of Bonaparte and the victorious advance of Suvarov made it necessary to have some tried and experienced general in Italy that he was re-employed.
		Moreau's condemnation was procured only by great pressure being brought to bear by Bonaparte on the judges; and after it was pronounced the First Consul treated him with a pretence of leniency, commuting a sentence of imprisonment to one of banishment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jean_Victor_Marie_Moreau (1222 words)

	Basil Moreau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At age 22 in 1821, Basil Moreau was ordained a priest of the Diocese of Le Mans, France at the Old Visitation Convent Chapel of the Sacred Heart, while the Cathedral of St. Julien in Le Mans was under restoration.
		Moreau, the Brothers of St. Joseph and the Society of Auxiliary Priests joined by signing together the “Fundamental Pact of Union,” becoming two equal societies in one community, the Congregation of Holy Cross.
		Moreau made good on that vision by founding in 1841 a third society within the Congregation, that of the sisters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Basil_Moreau (900 words)

	Jean Victor Marie Moreau - LoveToKnow 1911
		JEAN VICTOR MARIE MOREAU (1763-1813), French general, was born at Morlaix in Brittany on the 14th of February 1763.
		Carnot, who had an eye for the true qualities of a general, promoted him to be general of division early in 1794, and gave him command of the right wing of the army under Pichegru, in Flanders.
		Moreau passed through Spain and embarked for America, where he lived in quiet and obscurity for some years at Morrisville, New Jersey, till news came of the destruction of the grande armee in Russia.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Jean_Victor_Marie_Moreau (1099 words)

	Recollections of Marshal Macdonald
		Army of the Sambre and Meuse—Donauwerth—Operations on the Rhine—Neuwied—Mistake of General Castelvert—His Excuse and Recall—At Dusseldorf—Fresh Hostilities on the Rhine—Arrival of General Augereau—Politeness and Literary Attainments of General Lefebvre—Macdonald summoned to Paris.
		General Castelvert, who commanded the Belgian division, was ordered to put himself in line on the right of this army, in touch with the division temporarily under the command of General Marceau, which extended along the right bank of the Lahn as far as its mouth.
		General Castelvert's orders, in case the enemy should force the passage of the river, were to retire to the tete-de-pont of Neuwied, and to preserve that post on the Rhine at all costs.
	www.wtj.com /archives/macdonald/macdon5.htm (1144 words)

	General Jean Moreau Napoleonic Wars : Generals :
		Jean Moreau joined the National Guard in 1789, but two years later opted to become a colonel in a volunteer battalion.
		When General Pichegru was arrested in 1795, Moreau took command of the French forces in the Netherlands before moving on to those in Germany.
		Jailed after being implicated in a royalist plot, Moreau was exiled and spent almost 10 years in America.
	www.napoleonguide.com /soldiers_moreau.htm (201 words)

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		Moreau took it and looked it over; it was not unlike the one he was wearing, except it was of slightly heavier material, and it had two gold braids looped under its right armpit, and two gold stripes around the cuff of each sleeve - the marks of a commander.
		Moreau gazed at it for a moment, then took off the one he was wearing, put the new one on, and hung the old one on a hanger.
		Moreau, who hadn't been able to see the flat falling because Sumire was blocking his line of sight, ducked instinctively and rolled to his left, picking up Ryuu-no-tsume as he tumbled over it, and came up in a half-kneel with the blade presented.
	www.eyrie-productions.com /UF/EX/aegis-florea-1.txt (21188 words)

	General Thomas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He became Brigadier General of Volunteers 3 August 1861, and was given command of a division in the Army of the Ohio.
		General Thomas assumed command of the Military Division of the Pacific in June 1869, and died in San Francisco 28 March 1870.
		General Thomas continued to patrol between Bridgeport and Decatur, Ala., until she was turned over to the War Department at Bridgeport 3 June 1865.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/g3/general_thomas.htm (481 words)

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		General Moreau was compelled to weaken his army by detaching a corps of 1800 men, necessary for the operations of the First Consul.
		General Melas was at Alessandria, summoning to his aid the forces that were attacking Suchet on the Var, and the troops of General Ott, detained by the siege of Genoa.
		General Lecourbe passed the Inn close behind the Archduke John, the division of Decaen crossed the Salza and seconded the movement of Lecourbe; General Moreau crossed the Traun, and advanced towards the Ens.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext04/7wbhf10.txt (19972 words)

	Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo
		It is not true that the death of General Moreau threw the enemy's army into disorder ; that event merely thwarted a part of the plans of the Emperor of Russia, who soon adopted another design in lieu of that which had caused General Moreau to be summoned to him.
		General Vandamme had engaged with General Osterman, and, in the heat of the action, he saw some troops debouch in his rear, which he at first took for the corps of Marshal Saint-Cyr; but they soon began to attack him.
		General Reynier, who formed the head of a column, fell in with the enemy, and attacked him, it is said, rather precipitately, wishing to act independently of his general-in-chief, a practice which had become too common in the army.
	www.wtj.com /archives/savary/sav030216.htm (2190 words)

	Chapter 38 - Moreau
		The charge urged against the elder Moreau was one which seldom failed to be fatal: he was denounced as an Aristocrat, that is, one who did not approve the excesses committed by the Terrorists, though he might be friendly enough even to a republic, much more to a limited monarchy.
		Moreau, in a word, was considered at the Tuileries as the most formidable of all the many persons who agreed in desiring to prevent the consummation of the Consul's ambition; and his destruction was resolved on.
		The appearance of General Moreau at the bar, in the midst of a set of rude assassins, electrified all who were present.
	www.napoleonic-literature.com /Book_23/Chapter38-Moreau.htm (3687 words)

	Dominique Vandamme : Napoleonic Wars : Generals :
		By late 1793 he was a brigadier-general with General Moreau and fought at Tourcoing, but within two years had been suspended for looting.
		Attacked by General Kutusov's guard infantry, Vandamme and his men held their ground but were placed in peril by Marshal Bernadotte's failure to support him.
		Under the command of Marshal Grouchy, Vandamme and General Gerard both argued strongly - albeit unsuccessfully - for the right wing of the army to march and join Bonaparte on the field of Waterloo.
	www.napoleonguide.com /soldiers_vandamm.htm (425 words)

	Dr. John C. Moreau DDS - Alexandria, LA - Cosmetic Dentistry
		Moreau has been in private general dental practice focusing on and occlusion and cosmetics in Alexandria, Louisiana since 1984.
		Dr. Moreau won 1st place in the porcelain veneer division at a national smile gallery sponsored by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.
		Dr. Moreau is dedicated to keeping his knowledge current by participating in continuing education all over the world.
	www.drjohnmoreau.com (129 words)

	Amazon.ca: Promise of Glory: Books: C. X. Moreau,Tom Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moreau focuses his narrative on the usual collection of military principalsALee, Jackson and Longstreet for the South; McClellan, Hooker and Burnsides for the NorthAaugmenting their shifting points of view with the perspectives of some less prominent personalities.
		Moreau's approach to describing the battle - the novel switches gears from one side to another and from one general to another - is particularily effective and keeps the reader turning the pages.
		Moreau's novel is sufficiently different from the Shaara novels to suit my taste, and is certainly vastly superior to Reasoner's recent Civil War soap opera focus (all too briefly) on the same battle.
	www.amazon.ca /Promise-Glory-C-X-Moreau/dp/0786122900 (2448 words)

	General Thomas
		General Thomas was one of four light wooden gunboats built at Chattanooga, Tenn., for the War Department in 1864.
		She aided General Steedman in his successful attack on Decatur 27 December by giving his army concentrated gunfire support, and attempted to pass over Ellk River Shoals to prevent a Southern crossing of the river.
		General Thomas returned to Bridgeport 30 December 1864, but was soon active again.
	www.multied.com /navy/CWNavy/GeneralThomas.html (465 words)

	Book 9, Chapter 14
		Now, while the imprudent speeches of the general were contributing to ruin him in the mind of the First Consul, his mother-in-law, with dangerous obstinacy, encouraged him in his opposition, persuaded, as she said, that the future would do justice to the present.
		The name and the trial of General Moreau remind me of the story of a brave officer who found himself compromised in this unhappy affair, and barely extricated himself from it, after several years of disgrace, by dint of the courage with which he ventured to expose himself to the Emperor's wrath.
		General Moreau's disgrace at first extended to all who were connected with him: the affection and devotion borne him by the army men, whether officers or soldiers, who had served under him, was well known.
	www.napoleonic-literature.com /Book_9/V1C14.html (2759 words)

	Moreau-Real estate in New York's Albany, Saratoga, Lake George Region (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moreau died in the line of battle against the French, his own kin.
		At the time of the 2000 census, the per capita income in Moreau was $19,492, compared with $21,587 nationally.
		Median rent in Moreau, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $447.
	www.prorealtyny.com /Moreau (313 words)

	Etext » books
		As Moreau had been of service to Bonaparte in his _coup d'état_, he was placed at the head of the army of the Rhine joined to the army of Helvetia, taken from Massena on the morrow of his most brilliant victories.
		General Mélas still refused to believe in the danger which menaced him, and already an imposing army was advancing against his scattered and divided forces.
		General Mélas was at Alessandria, summoning to his aid the forces that were attacking Suchet on the Var, and the troops of General Ott, detained by the siege of Genoa.
	etext.teamnesbitt.com /books/etext/etext04/8wbhf10.txt.html (20591 words)

	The d'Enghien Affair: Crime or Blunder?
		General Charles Pichegru, another key player in the plot, was also residing in England and arrived in France on 16 January 1804, also reportedly from Capt. Wright's ship.
		Moreau was arrested on 15 February and Pichegru on 28 February These further arrests lead to the discovery that a Bourbon Prince was involved in the plot.
		General Pichegru committed suicide while in custody (the rumor that Pichegru was murdered has been largely rejected by modern historians).
	www.napoleon-series.org /research/miscellaneous/c_enghien.html (3175 words)

	His Life
		Josephine was widowed as many of the republican followers had to die in one point of revolutionary storm, as the general was executed his saber was confiscated.
		The general in charge, Scherer, was an 60-years old mummy, who had no understanding of what was happening beyond the doors of his office.
		General Kleber was later on murdered, his second-in-command had to surrender to the British at 1801, of the 30 000 men, about half were returned to France.
	www.geocities.com /CollegePark/Den/7664/naplifehistory.html (5068 words)

	Chapter 17
		The son of a general and a member of the small provincial nobility, Marbot was born on August 18, 1782 at the Château Larivière, in the confines of Limousin and du Quercy, today the Department of Corrèze.
		He confided to General Ott the mission of annihilating the small army of Méssena and committed the larger part of its forces towards the Var, with the intention of invading France by way of the Riviera, with the support of the cannons of the English fleet.
		Typhus was taking a frightful toll (it killed General Marbot, the father of Marcelin); the hospitals had become horrifying charnel houses; the suffering was extreme; the last of the horses had been eaten.
	www.napoleonicsociety.com /english/Life_Nap_Chap17.htm (2236 words)

	Amazon.ca: Promise of Glory: Library Edition: Books: C. X. Moreau,Tom Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Moreau's research is impeccable and smoothly incorporated, and his descriptions of battle scenes are vivid if overwritten in places.
		Moreau is particularily adept at character description and development and battle scene descriptions.
		But to more or less accuse Moreau of copying Shaara's writing style and characters shows you for what you really are: Trekkies who spend your time trashing others' work because you yourselves are more than likely failed authors.
	www.amazon.ca /Promise-Glory-C-X-Moreau/dp/0786195266 (2439 words)

	Inside Higher Ed :: Hiding the Bodies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Within days after publication, Moreau noticed that almost all newspapers were removed from their stands after his talk with the president.
		Moreau informed Pojawa, the editor, about the situation and she decided that the paper should repost the full article on its Web site and that links to local media coverage of the controversy would also be provided.
		Moreau said he is scheduled to speak with the new Glendale president, Audre Levy, next week regarding the controversy.
	www.insidehighered.com /news/2006/07/13/glendale (1198 words)

	Cranky Critic® Movie Reviews: Island of Dr. Moreau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Island of Dr. Moreau is based on the novel by H.G. Wells, all of whose works Cranky devoured as a kidlet.
		Moreau, a genetic researcher and Nobel Prize-winner, has lived on the island for 17 years because animal rights groups "drove him out of the States," according to Montgomery.
		As good as it is to see Marlon Brando, acting legend, on screen I am sad to report that he has become such a parody that Kilmer's imitation of him is blisteringly funny.
	www.crankycritic.com /archive/islandofdoctormoreau.html (626 words)

	AUSTERLITZ: Napoleon's Greatest Victory
		The French Army of the Rhine and Moselle under General Moreau engaged 6000 troops of Austria's Army of the Upper Rhine under Major General Nauendorf in southern Bavaria, near Ingolstadt.
		Generals Burrard and Dalrymple were promptly court-mashalled, but Wellesley was acquitted of all charges.
		General of Division Gudin of Davout's I Corps was killed in the action.
	austerlitz.wargamer.com /news.asp (4655 words)

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		According to this constitution, of which subsequent modifications by decrees of general chapters have been authorized by the Holy See, the congregation is governed by a superior general, always a priest, who is elected for life by the general chapter, and who is aided by four assistant-generals, two of them priests, and two brothers.
		The Superior General is represented in Rome by a resident procurator general.
		The general chapter, which convenes every six years, is composed of the officials already mentioned, and of delegates, both priests and brothers, from each province, the number of delegates being proportioned to the numerical strength of the religious whom they represent.
	archives.nd.edu /findaids/ead/xml/csq.xml (5951 words)

	Notes to PRINCIPLES OF WAR
		During Napoleon's campaign against the Second Coalition (Great Britain, Austria, and Russia), the French General MOREAU had concentrated his forces at the village of HOHENLINDEN, situated in the midst of a great forest on a plateau east of Munich.
		General Friedrich von Cochenhausen in his [German] edition of this book points out that most of the rules dealing with this cavalry reserve, though no longer valid in modern warfare, can be applied almost word for word to mechanized units.
		General Gerhard von Scharnhorst (1755-1813), known for his reforms of the Prussian army, was a close friend and teacher of Clausewitz'.
	www.clausewitz.com /CWZHOME/PrincWar/PrinNote.htm (2544 words)

	Dr. Moreau, Louisiana Dentist: Cosmetic, General & Sedation Dentistry in Metairie, Mandeville, Slidell, Covington ...
		Moreau is a general dentist who has practiced on New Orleans' Northshore since 1981.
		Moreau graduated from the L.S.U. School of Dentistry in 1980 and served as an associate professor of Fixed Prosthodontics for seven years while also in private practice.
		With hundreds of hours of continuing education, Dr. Moreau has extended his range of dental services to encompass: microdentistry, root canal therapy, implantology, oral surgery and advanced techniques in preventive, restorative and cosmetic dentistry.
	www.moresmiles.com /dr_moreau.html (328 words)

	Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo
		It is not true that the death of General Moreau threw the enemy's army into disorder; that event merely thwarted a part of the plans of the Emperor of Russia, who soon adopted another design in lieu of that which had caused General Moreau to be summoned to him.
		But it matters not who was in fault on this occasion; the fact is, that Vandamme was not supported, and that the defile being thus left open, the corps of General Kleist, which followed that of General Osterman, passed, without being aware of the circumstance, between the corps of Marshal Saint-Cyr and General* Vandamme.
		Their general tried to rally them, and an attempt was made to engage Bertrand's troops; but the impulse was given, and utter confusion soon prevailed.
	www.peterswald.org /geschichte/Pete_rovigo.html (2173 words)

	Sisters of Holy Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The General Chapter of the Sisters of Holy Cross took place in Pierrefonds, Quebec from July 5-22, 2005.
		Our General Chapter of 2005 was comprised of delegates and invited guests (non-voting) from all corners of the earth where we serve...
		The general direction and practical goals established by the Chapter call us to embrace intercultural, intergenerational and interpersonal differences; they challenge us to respond with increased compassion and zeal, to the cries of God's people, especially the poor, the marginalized and those who suffer from injustice and oppression.
	www.sistersofholycross.org /news_070501.htm (294 words)

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