- in
chain of
command are
brigands,
liable to be
tried under civilian laws as
common criminals. However, on
occasions brigands are not mere malefactors...
-
Bristol Brigand,
airplane Bristol Brigand,
British car
manufactured from 1982 to 1994,
version of the
Bristol Type 603 The
Brigands (band) The
Brigands, English...
- Netflix". Cinefilos.it (in Italian).
Retrieved 23
April 2024.
Brigands: The
Quest for Gold on
Netflix Brigands: The
Quest for Gold at IMDb
Television portal...
-
disbanded in
February 1953. Soon
after this, the
Brigands were
grounded and
withdrawn from service.
Brigands were also used
operationally over Aden by 8 Squadron...
- and Abruzzo. However, the
brigands were not a
homogeneous group, nor did they
operate with any
common cause. The
brigands consisted of a
mixture of people...
- Les
brigands (French pronunciation: [le bʁiɡɑ̃], The Bandits) is an opéra bouffe, or operetta, by
Jacques Offenbach to a
French libretto by
Henri Meilhac...
- London,
having been
acquired by the
Marquess of
Hertford in 1870.
Italian Brigands Surprised by
Papal Troops, an 1831
painting by
Vernet All the
Banners Wave:...
-
Saeraphin Delpech.
After Italian Brigands Surprised by
Papal Troops,
Vernet made a
third painting on the
subject of
brigands,
Confession of an
Italian Bandit...
- the
collection of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Italian Brigands Surprised by
Papal Troops, an 1831
painting by
Horace Vernet Wrigley p...
- the main
brigand leaders was a
Welshman named Ruffin, who was
enriched by
robberies and
became a knight[citation needed].
These bands of
brigands occupied...
