- The Fort de
Bertheaume is a fort in Plougonvelin, in the
Department of Finistère, France. It is
located on a
tidal island that
nowadays connects to the...
-
Isidore (or Julien)
Bertheaume (ca. 1752 – 20
March 1802) was a
French classical composer and violinist. Born in Paris,
Bertheaume was a
child prodigy...
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Pierre II (Guingamp) • La Roche-Jagu • Tonquédec Finistère (29)
Bertheaume •
Brest • Kérouzéré • Rustéphan • Trémazan Ille-et-Vilaine (35) Bonnefontaine...
- lest,
Ainsi part l'amiral Ganteaume; Il s'en va de
Brest à
Bertheaume, Et
revient de
Bertheaume à Brest.
Loaded ships, head
without weight, Thus departs...
-
convoy and the
returning fleets.
Montagu gave
chase and
drove Cornic into
Bertheaume Bay,
where he
blockaded the
French squadron overnight,
hoping to bring...
- Sébastien Le
Prestre de Vauban.
Defensive strongholds include Fort de
Bertheaume, Fort du Mengant, and Fort du Dellec.
Inhabitants of Plouzané are called...
- the
sites already, he
decided first to set up a
defensive position at
Bertheaume and to
build a "tour de côte" at Camaret, the
unique example of its type...
- Bé – A
tidal island near Saint-Malo in Ille-et-Vilaine,
France Fort de
Bertheaume – A fort in Plougonvelin, in the
Department of Finistère, France. It is...
- left the port the day
before and was now at
anchor between Camaret and
Bertheaume.
Shortly after her arrival, Rodd
dispatched Aigle to
update the commander-in-chief...
- HMS
Montagu forcing the
enemy to move from
Bertheaume Bay, 22
August 1800
History Great Britain Name HMS
Montague Ordered 16 July 1774
Builder Chatham...
