-
powerful ship —
Regent (previously
Grace Dieu) and the Marie-la-
Cordelière (or
simply Cordelière) – were destro**** in a
large explosion aboard the latter. Although...
- ship
grappled with the
Breton command vessel Cordelière, and was
engaged in
boarding her when the
Cordelière's powder magazine blew up (some say it was deliberately...
-
French battleships of the
period 1410–1639: Nef de Morlaix/Marie de la
Cordelière (Queen's ship) - Sunk in battle, 1512 Nef de
Brest (Queen's ship) Nef...
- the two
largest ships on
either side, the
Regent and the
Marie de la
Cordelière, were destro**** when the latter's
magazine exploded.
Although undefeated...
- ("The
Burning of the Ship
Cordelière") (1512), a
Latin poem
about the
recent destruction of the
Breton flagship Cordelière in the
Battle of Saint-Mathieu...
- A
contemporary illustration of the
Breton warship Cordelière and the
English warship Regent ablaze at the
Battle of St
Mathieu on 10
August 1512. Both...
- of the Cord (French: L'Ordre des
Dames chevalières de la
Cordelière or
Ordre de la
Cordelière), was a
ladies order founded by the
French queen Anne of...
- to the side of the old port. On 28
March 1864, the
French flagship La
Cordelière appeared near the
center island,
signaling between the
French war vessels...
-
ships with
heavy gunfire and
forced them to retreat. The
Breton flagship Cordelière put up a
fight and was
boarded by the 1,000-ton Regent. By
accident or...
-
Bertheaume would have
observed the
naval Battle of St.
Mathieu during which Cordelière,
under the
command of Hervé de Portzmoguer, and Regent,
flagship of English...
