- Gaspard,
Baron Gourgaud (14
September 1783 – 25 July 1852), also
known simply as
Gaspard Gourgaud, was a
French soldier,
prominent in the
Napoleonic wars...
- left
Saint Helena including Las
Cases in
December 1816,
General Gaspard Gourgaud in
March 1818 and
Albine de Montholon—who was
possibly Napoleon's lover—in...
- Stanford:Stanford
University Press. pp. 6–11
Gourgaud,
Gaspar (1904).
Talks of
Napoleon at St
Helena with
General Baron Gourgaud.
Translated by Latimer, Elizabeth...
-
Winiger 1992, p. 327.
Gourgaud &
Vincent 2004, p. 264.
Tilho 1920, p. 172. ****mich 1972, p. 21.
Gourgaud &
Vincent 2004, p. 263.
Gourgaud &
Vincent 2004, p...
- Françoise-Rose
Gourgaud (7
April 1743, in M****ille – 5
October 1804, in Paris),
stage name
Madame Vestris, was a
French actress. She was the
sister of...
-
Aydar &
Gourgaud 1998, p. 149.
Aydar &
Gourgaud 1998, p. 151. Deniel,
Aydar &
Gourgaud 1998, p. 283.
Aydar &
Gourgaud 1998, p. 145.
Aydar &
Gourgaud 1998...
-
Blancard (1741–1826),
introduced the
chrysanthemum to
France Jean-Henri
Gourgaud, aka. "Dugazon" (1746–1809),
actor Jean-Baptiste Benoît Eyriès (1767–1846)...
- Jean-Henri
Gourgaud (15
November 1746 – 19
October 1809) was a
French actor under the
stage name Dugazon, the son of Pierre-Antoine
Gourgaud, the director...
- Railways.
Gourgaud was born on 3
October 1881 at
Norton Diggings, near Gladstone,
Queensland to
parents Claudius Gourgaud and Mary Jane
Gourgaud (née Barnes)...
- Pierre-Antoine
Gourgaud (29
April 1706, in
Paris – 1
March 1774, in Paris),
stage name
Dugazon père (to
distinguish him from his son Dugazon), was a French...
