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		Avant de commencer cette comparaisan il est indispensable de comprendre les deux révolutions sans comprendre le vocabulaire utiliser dans cette période de l’ histoire.
		Il a utilisé le mot de mathermatique "égaux" et le mot passif comme "laissé" ou même le monde franc en jouant avec les mots qui sont vrai et émouvants.
		Le Marquis de Layfayette a reconnu sa dette quand il a envoyé son vieux ami le Président Washington la clef de la Bastille.
	www.chatarea.com /Ethiopia.reply608509 (2211 words)

	A Biographical Dictionary of ... Freethinkers
		A monument to him was erected in Abbeville France on July 7, 1907 and is inscribed: "In commemoration of Martyr Chevalier de la Barre murdered in Abbyville the first of July, 1766 at the age of 19 years, for failure to salute a (religious) procession." Fifteen thousand supporters of church/state separation gathered for the unveiling.
		He says that "the best philosophical system is to have none at all" (51), that philosophy represents "the eternal aspiration of human reason toward knowledge of the unknown" (351), and that it deals with "questions that torment humanity and have never yet been solved." In private his language was less stately.
		Her husband the Marquis of Ossoli had to fly with her from Italy for rebellion against the Papacy, and both were drowned at sea.
	www.infidels.org /library/historical/joseph_mccabe/dictionary.html (19428 words)

	Marquis de Lafayette
		The French general the Marquis de Lafayette, called the hero of two worlds, was prominent in both the American Revolution and the French Revolution.
		Born on Sept. 6, 1757, to a noble family in the Auvergne, he defied the French authorities in 1777 by crossing the Atlantic to offer his services to the Continental Congress at Philadelphia.
		Despised by the court as a renegade aristocrat whose bourgeois army was unable to protect the royal family, he was also hated by the populace for trying to suppress disorder, especially after he fired on a crowd in Paris in July 1791.
	www.americanrevwar.homestead.com /files/LAFAYETT.HTM (557 words)

	Alternate History Discussion Board - Louis XVI surpresses Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		WI LOUIS and his family escape to Austria and with the help of the Emperor raises an army to return to France.
		He is also joined by two leaders-Marquis De Layfayette and a young Corsican Napoleone Buonoparte.
		In the latter's case he uses Artillery to rout the rioters with "whiff of grapeshot".
	www.alternatehistory.com /discussion/printthread.php?t=3201 (81 words)

	Owens-Thomas House, Savannah, Georgia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Unfortunately the Richardsons soon lost heir house in the financial depression of 1820.
		During the next decade the House served as an elegant boarding house, and in 1825 the Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de Layfayette, was a guest.
		According to Savannah's oral tradition, the celebrated Frenchman delivered his two Savannah addresses to thousands of adoring citizens from the ornate cast iron balcony on the south side of the house.
	www.inusa.com /tour/ga/savannah/owens.htm (432 words)

	Portrait (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1777, the Marquis de Lafayette signed an agreement with Britain's rebelling colonies to serve in their armies without compensation.
		Courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery, gift of the John Hay Whitney Collection.
		Portrait of the Marquis de Lafayette (1757B1834), about 1825, probably by Matthew Harris Jouett (1788-1827) after Ary Sheffer, oil on canvas
	www.150.si.edu /150trav/remember/r721.htm (146 words)

	GIFTED EDUCATION NEWS-PAGE JUNE-JULY 2004
		The descriptions are of individuals such as George Washington, Nathanael Greene, Benjamin Franklin and the Marquis de Layfayette on the American side, and William Howe and Charles Cornwallis of the British army.
		The story is told by the characters themselves, from their perspective, through their actions, dialogue, and thoughts.
		He achieved miracles in supplying food, clothes, ammunition and weapons; (3) Nurtured the military skills of the French soldier, the Marquis de Lafayette.
	www.giftededpress.com /NEWSPAGEJUNEJULY2004.htm (1833 words)

	History's Women
		That country was in the throes of the French Revolution and before the Monroes arrived the Marquis de Lafayette had been imprisoned.
		A long time ally of Washington and the new American nation, Lafayette had been a major figure in their struggle for independence, so his imprisonment required a quick and determined response by the new American minister.
		After the Monroes had retired to their new home, one of their visitors in 1825 was Marquis de Layfayette who brought a fine gift in gratitude for Elizabeth’s part in securing his wife’s release.
	www.historyswomen.com /1stWomen/elizabethmonroe.html (2325 words)

	The Continental Army
		If the Continental Army won few fixed battles, it normally fought reasonably well; it extracted a heavy toll on the enemy, who usually could not easily obtain reinforcements.
		Nathanael Greene were outstanding commanders, many others were steady and reliable, including Henry Knox, Benjamin Lincoln, Anthony Wayne, Daniel Morgan, Baron von Steuben, the Marquis de Layfayette, and Benedict Arnold, before he defected to the enemy in 1780.
		The Americans also were fighting on their own soil and consequently could be more flexible in their military operations than their opponents.
	www.irqpa.org /lphs/1948/4th/CONTAR.HTM (1140 words)

	Plaster Bust of the Marquis De Lafayette (1757-1834) After Jean Antoine ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Plaster Bust of the Marquis De Lafayette (1757-1834) After Jean Antoine...
		Plaster Bust of the Marquis De Lafayette (1757-1834) After Jean Antoine Houdon
		Description: Plaster bust of the Marquis De Lafayette (1757-1834) after Jean Antoine Houdon (1741-1828), exact cast taken from the original Houdon sculpture of Layfayette in the State House, Richmond, VA. 36"h 28" w 14" w base
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,plaster-bust-marquis,34259.html (109 words)

	History of Savannah: Squares
		Johnson Square is located on Bull Street, between Bryan and Congress Streets.
		Laid out in 1837, this square was named after Marquis de Layfayette, who visited Savannah in 1825.
		He gave a speech from the balcony of the Owens-Thomas House which is located on this square, which is located on Abercorn Street.
	www.gotosavannah.com /history-squares.html (931 words)

	The Dehart Blood by Michael Martin ECPD, retired (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I am blood kin to every Dehart in America.
		I am A direct descendant of Aaron, who came with his brothers Elias, Ellijer and Gabriel to serve under the Marquis De Layfayette.
		These were soldiers in the army of Napoleon Bonaparte who came to America to fight with the rebels against the British Redcoats.
	www.leaksville.com /Dehart.html (302 words)

	Boyhood Home of Robert E. Lee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		George Washington frequently stayed in this historical house and Marquis Lafayette called on Mrs.
		Lee received Marquis Layfayette, who was closely associated with "Light Horse Harry" Lee in Revolutionary War.
		Note Waterford chandelier, Adam motif on ceiling and paneled window shutters...
	www.alexandria.lib.va.us /lhsc_online_exhibits/postcard/rlee.html (255 words)

	WESTERN DOOR PLAYHOUSE
		The Western Door Playhouse will open this hilarious account of Kate Hustler and her work as a sutler and tavern proprietor, in November of at the Niagara Arts and Cultural Center.
		Kate, the inventor of the cocktail, is almost as famous as James Fenimore Cooper, the Marquis de Layfayette, Mark Twain and other visitors who enjoyed visits to her Lewiston tavern in the 1800's.
		This theatrical presentation will delight the entire family.
	www.westerndoor.org /mlaurie.html (662 words)

	The Original Florida - Things To Do
		The location as the capital city was set in the early 1800s to be the halfway point between Pensacola and St. Augustine, the population centers at the time.
		A French influence was introduced by a land grant to the Marquis de Layfayette for his service in the American revolution and Napoleon's nephew, Achille Murat, was a plantation owner here.
		The long history and steady growth has made Tallahasse an excellent place to market antiques and vintage items.
	www.originalflorida.org /things_to_do/antiques.asp (1142 words)

	Spectacles of Well Known People in History (Part Four)
		1320 mentioned in the will of Margarita de Arras
		1326 Walter de Stapeldon, Bishop of Exeter, rivet spectacles
		John Lydgate (?1370-1440) was among the first English poets to wear spectacles
	www.antiquespectacles.com /people/people_present.htm (1717 words)

	Explore DC
		Under the Act of 1820, Congress amends the Charter of the City of Washington for the direct election of the mayor by resident voters
		Layfayette park across from the White House is named as the Marquis de Layfayette is honored in city-wide ceremonies
		Cinco de Mayo riots in Mount Pleasant and Adams Morgan cause unrest in city for several days
	www.exploredc.org /timeline/text_only.html (5584 words)

	The Marquis de Layfayette
		The Marquis de Lafayette (1932) by Paul Wayland Bartlett
		Did you know that one of the key figures in the American Revolution was French?
		Can you guess where the original version of this sculpture is located?
	heritagepreservation.org /programs/sos/4KIDS/4kids2000/CTLafayette.htm (84 words)

	July-Dec 1999
		You are really a great nation with a beautiful history, which one I know a lot of.I have not been in Philla yet,but I hope to visit it and all its historic sites in short future.
		I have in my possesion a deed from Philadelphia dated 1832.
		I have in my possesion a deed from the city of Philadelphia dated 1832.Does anyone have any information on where I can have the document looked at?
	www.ushistory.org /writearc/write_1999b.htm (14344 words)

	Marquis De Lafayette - Ask for Kids
		Where can I learn about the American Revolution person
		Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La...
		Microfilmed Layfayette Papers Now Available at Library of Co...
	www.askforkids.com /web?q=Marquis+De+Lafayette&o=0 (46 words)

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