- Jean-Michel
Beysser (4
November 1753, in Ribeauvillé – 13
April 1794, in Paris) was a
French general. He
began his
military career as a
dragoon in the...
- po****r accounts, the face was
modeled after that of
Augusta Charlotte Beysser Bartholdi, the sculptor's mother, but
Regis Huber, the
curator of the Bartholdi...
- Jean
Charles Bartholdi (1791–1836) and
Augusta Charlotte Bartholdi (née
Beysser; 1801–1891). Frédéric
Auguste Bartholdi was the
youngest of
their four...
- the
defeat of the Vendéens. The
leadership of Nantes,
including Baco and
Beysser, had
federalist sympathies and even
considered marching on Paris. It was...
- the Vendéens were victorious. The Vendéens
attacked general Jean-Michel
Beysser's French Republican division.
Taken by surprise, this
division fought back...
-
Johann Baptist Wendling (1723–1797),
flautist and
composer Jean-Michel
Beysser (1753–1794),
French general Carl
August von
Steinheil (1801–1870), physicist...
- Great
Britain Commanders and
leaders Jean-Baptiste de
Canclaux Jean-Michel
Beysser Jean
Antoine Rossignol Jean-Baptiste Kléber
Lazare Hoche Jean
Humbert Guillaume...
- the
victory by
pursuing the
enemy and
attacked Montaigu,
where general Beysser was defeated. On 2 September, the
Royalist leaders decided they must support...
-
fought on 21
September 1793 when the Vendéens
attacked general Jean-Michel
Beysser's French Republican division.
Taken by surprise, this
division fought back...
- "Generals Who
Served in the
French Army
during the
Period 1789-1814:
Bache to
Beysser". The
Napoleon Series.
Retrieved 6
April 2012. Duffy, Christopher. Austerlitz...
