- Jean-Marie-Pierre-François Doursenne,
called Dorsenne,
count Lepaige (30
April 1773 – 24 July 1812) was a
French military officer of the
French Revolutionary...
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Count Ordener 1755–1811
Military officer Crypt II 1812 Jean
Marie Pierre Dorsenne 1773–1812
Military officer Crypt II 1812 Jan
Willem de
Winter 1761–1812...
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Austerlitz Battle of
Wagram Battle of
Dresden Battle of
Ligny Battle of
Waterloo Commanders Notable commanders Dorsenne Bessières
Davout Soult Cambronne...
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DARMAGNAC AYMARD COLBERT BAILLOD MAURIN LAMARTILLIÈRE DUVERNET, M.
DEFLERS DORSENNE MANCUNE DAULTANNE QUESNEL SENARMONT ST CYR
NUGUES DAURE CAULAINCOURT, L...
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Napoleon I:
Imperial Guard: Div. 1 (Young Guard):
Curial Div. 2 (Old Guard):
Dorsenne Div. 3 (cavalry):
Arrighi II Corps,
Lannes † : Div.
Tharreau Div. Claparède...
- brigade)
Jacques Louis Dornier (général de brigade) Jean
Marie Pierre Dorsenne (général de division) Jean
Philippe Raymond Dorsner (général de division)...
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Grenadiers Regiment (2 bat.) Col Laurède 1,190 2nd
Division (Old Guard) GD
Dorsenne 2,656 1st
Brigade GB Gros 2,656 1st Foot Ch****eurs
Regiment (2 bat.) GD...
- Ch****eur IR 1,313 Gd
Fusilier Grenadier IR 2nd
Division GD Jean-Marie
Dorsenne not
brigaded 1,519 Gd Foot Ch****eur IR 1,324 Gd Foot
Grenadier IR 3rd Division...
- now the 6th Army. That August, 30,000
French troops under Jean-Marie
Dorsenne, set on
expelling the
Spanish forces from
region of Astorga,
attacked Abadía's...
- Bessières was
replaced in his
command in
Spain on 8 July 1811 by
General Dorsenne.
Without ****ignment, he
remained in
Paris for a
whole year and also took...
