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Palisse (French pronunciation: [palis]; Occitan: Paliça) is a
commune in the Corrèze
department in
central France. The
Triouzoune flows south-southeast...
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Jacques de La
Palice (or de La
Palisse) (1470 – 24
February 1525) was a
French nobleman and
military officer. He was the lord of Chabannes, La Palice...
- La
Palisse (fl. 1720–1721) was a
French pirate best
known for his ****ociation with
Bartholomew Roberts.
There is
little information on La
Palisse’s activities...
- In late
February 1720, they were
joined by
French pirate Montigny la
Palisse in
another sloop, Sea King. The
inhabitants of
Barbados equipped two well-armed...
- "The Song of La Palice" (in French: La
chanson de la
Palisse) is a
burlesque song
attributed to
Bernard de la
Monnoye (1641–1728)
about alleged feats...
- on record. His age is
disputed at
anywhere from 8–11 years.
Montigny la
Palisse ? 1720–1721
France Sailed in
consort with
Bartholomew Roberts.
Robert Lane...
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stomach pain,
abandoned at La
Palisse, 135km from the finish. Géo Lefèvre
insisted the
cause was food poisoning. La
Palisse, 2 July.
Aucouturier has abandoned...
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Roger Palisses (born 16
January 1961) is a
French former rugby league player and coach. He pla**** as
centre or as wing.
Formed in both
rugby codes, rugby...
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Portrait of
Olivier de
Clisson (1847),
Equestrian Portrait of maréchal de la
Palisse (1835),
Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Orléans (1844),
Equestrian Portrait...
- [died 1519]; Bonnivet,
admiral of France; the
viscount of Lautrec, La
Palisse and Châtillon, marshals;
count of Guise,
brother of the duke of Lorraine;...
