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Pierre Jadart Dumerbion or
Pierre Jadart du
Merbion (30
April 1737 – 25
February 1797)
joined the
French army as a
junior officer in 1754 and
fought in...
- 28
April 1794
between a
French First Republic army
commanded by
Pierre Jadart Dumerbion and the
armies of the
Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont and the Habsburg...
- 19th–20th-century
French historiographer, archaeologist, and with
Henri Jadart, one of the most
significant contributors to the nineteenth/twentieth history...
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Military offices Preceded by
Pierre Jadart Dumerbion Commander-in-chief of the Army
before Toulon 5 September–6
November 1793 Succeeded by Jean François...
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Napoleon Bonaparte. The commander-in-chief of the
French forces,
Pierre Jadart Dumerbion,
reported the
victory to the
French government,
writing of Bonaparte's...
- géographie ecclésiastiques (in French). Vol. 1. Paris:
Letouzey et Ané. p. 1409.
Jadart, H. (1898). "Les
inscriptions commémoratives de la
construction d'églises...
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representatives brushed aside these charges.
Under army
commander Pierre Jadart Dumerbion a
French offensive began on 5
April and
Oneglia was seized. André...
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after a
drawn battle at
Utelle on 21 October. On 1
January 1794, GD
Pierre Jadart Dumerbion ****umed
command of the Army of Italy. In the
Second Battle of...
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artillery in the Army of
Italy (under the
command of
General Pierre Jadart du Merbion),
where the two
representatives of the
National Convention, Augustin...
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Biron Preceded by
Armand Louis de Gontaut, Duke of
Biron Commander-in-chief of the Army of
Italy 5 May–8
August 1793 Succeeded by
Pierre Jadart Dumerbion...
