- Scots-Quebecers (French:
Écossais-Québécois) are
Quebecers who are of
Scottish descent. Few
Scots came to
Quebec (then New France)
before the
Seven Years'...
- The
Écossais River (English:
Scottish River) is a
tributary of the
Yamaska River. It
flows in the
administrative region of Montérégie, on the
South S****...
- "Naissance et
essor du Rite
écossais ancien et accepté en France : 1804–1826", in 1804–2004 Deux siècles de Rite
Ecossais Ancien Accepté en France, Dervy...
- them". With the
collapse of the left wing,
Murray brought up the
Royal Écossais and Kilmarnock's Footguards, who were
still unengaged, but when they had...
- 2020.
Dewey 1996, p. 33. Adams, Iain (2017). "James Curran : l'athlète
écossais aérien et la légende américaine du coaching". STAPS. 1 (115). Archived...
- Tower, Edinburgh, on
which the
College Des
Ecossais building was
originally modelled Collège des
Écossais,
Paris Scots College (disambiguation) Ian Kinniburgh...
- The
Jacobite Royal Scots,
sometimes called the Royal-
Ecossais, Lord John Drummond's
Regiment or
French Royal Scots, was a
French military regiment made...
-
Drummond a
commission to
raise a
Scottish regiment, the
Regiment Royal-
Ecossais or
Royal Scots, with a view to its
possible employment during a ****ure...
-
Freemasonry in
France (French: Franc-maçonnerie) has been
influential on the
worldwide Masonic movement due to its
founding of
Continental Freemasonry...
- The
Scots College (Latin:
Collegium Scoti****; French: Collège des
Écossais) was a
college of the
University of Paris, France,
founded by an act of the...
