- of
actual power was a
result of
those events in his childhood. The term
frondeur was
later used to
refer to
anyone who
suggested that the
power of the king...
- The
French destroyer Frondeur was one of 14 L'Adroit-class
destroyers built for the
French Navy
during the 1920s. The L'Adroit
class was a
slightly enlarged...
-
National ****embly
consisted of
voting in line with a
group labelled the
Frondeurs, a
socialist group opposed to the social-liberal
politics of Francois...
-
Planchet go there,
where they are set upon by a
group who
think them
Frondeurs while outside the
house of
Madame de Longueville. When this
group is satisfied...
-
leaders of the
Parlement of Paris, whom she had jailed, died in prison. The
Frondeurs,
political heirs of the
disaffected feudal aristocracy,
sought to protect...
- to the 1648–1653
Fronde rebellion against the
monarchy in France. The
frondeur tradition within journalism derives from this
rebellion against Mazarin...
-
Robert Arnauld d’Andilly (28 May 1589 – 27
September 1674,
abbaye de Port-Royal-des-Champs) was a
French conseiller d’État,
specialising in
financial questions...
- Free
French au****es in
December 1943. Boulonnais, Brestois,
Fougueux and
Frondeur were all sunk by
Allied ships off Casablanca, as part of
Operation Torch...
-
confession was printed, in its entirety, in the
Parisian newspaper Le
Frondeur, on
April 25, 1897, titled:
Twelve Years Under the
Banner of the Church...
- Rochefoucauld's 1645
liaison with
Duchess of
Longueville made him
irrevocably a
frondeur (aristocratic rebel). He was a con****uous
figure in the 1649
siege of...
