- by La Peña and
Grimarest. By noon on 23
November 1808 they had
received orders to move: La Peña to
close the gap at
Tudela and
Grimarest to Cascante. Both...
-
Pedro María
Legallois Grimarest (1765–1841) was a
Spanish military officer. He
enlisted in the
Regiment of
Asturias in 1777 and went to New
Spain to join...
-
Nolasco Martín José María de la
Candelaria Francisco Javier Ampudia y
Grimarest (January 30, 1805 –
August 7, 1868) was born in Havana, Cuba, and served...
- Baylen, for
which he was
promoted to colonel.
Leading the
vanguard of
Grimarest's 2nd
Andalusian Division, part of
General Castaños's Army of the Centre...
-
Torralbo y
Robles May 19, 1792
March 10, 1793 91
Brigadier General Enrique Grimarest March 10, 1793
March 21, 1795 92
Field Marshal Don Ramón de
Castro y Gutiérrez...
- (1640)". fortifiedplaces.
Archived from the
original on 2019-04-23. de
Grimarest 1705, p. 14. "Afterword to
Cyrano de Bergerac's The
Other World – by Don...
-
Edward Marcus Despard, and the
visiting Spanish commissary,
Enrique de
Grimarest, to
discover the
source of the
Sibun River, so as to
ascertain the limits...
-
philosophy classes,
gaining pupils or disciples;
according to the
biographer Grimarest,
these included Molière,
Cyrano de
Bergerac (whose parti****tion in classes...
- infantry, plus one
thousand five
hundred cavalry and
fourteen guns;
General Grimarest's 2nd
Division of Andalusia, with five
thousand men;
General Lapeña's 4th...
- one-act
comedy published in 1662. In 1705, Jean-Léonor Le
Gallois de
Grimarest, Molière's
first biographer,
writes about the
origins of the character...
