- plunder. It is
practiced by a
brigand, a
person who is
typically part of a gang and
lives by
pillage and robbery. The word
brigand entered English as brigant...
- Look up
brigand in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
brigand is a
person who
practices brigandage The term
brigand or
brigands may also
refer to: outlaw...
- The
Bristol Brigand was a
British anti-shipping/ground attack/dive
bomber aircraft,
developed by the
Bristol Aeroplane Company as a
replacement for the...
- Buddhism,
particularly within the Theravāda tradition.
Depicted as a
ruthless brigand who
completely transforms after a
conversion to Buddhism, he is seen as...
-
Hubert Brigand (born 28 July 1952) is a
French politician, a
member of the Républicains party. He was
elected deputy for the 4th
constituency of Côte-d'Or...
-
Italian Brigands Surprised by
Papal Troops is an 1831
painting produced in Rome by
Horace Vernet. It is kept at the
Walters Art Museum, in Baltimore. The...
- to cope with the
extra performance,
which saw the
Brigand capable of 150 mph (241 km/h). The
Brigand could be
distinguished from the
Britannia by the bulge...
- The
Brigand of
Kandahar is a 1965
British adventure film
directed by John
Gilling and
starring Ronald Lewis,
Oliver Reed and
Duncan Lamont. Case, a British...
- 'Beppe" (Atella, 18
December 1816 – Atella, 7
August 1891), was an
Italian brigand, the most
renowned of the
Lucan bands. He was, with
Giovanni 'Coppa' Fortunato...
- Les
brigands (French pronunciation: [le bʁiɡɑ̃], The Bandits) is an opéra bouffe, or operetta, by
Jacques Offenbach to a
French libretto by
Henri Meilhac...
