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Bernard Desjean,
Baron de
Pointis (7
October 1645 – 24
April 1707) was a
French Navy
officer and nobleman.
Pointis was born in Brittany. He took part in...
- more, this time not
tempered by
Pointis,
committing rape,
extortion and murder. On his
return voyage to France,
Pointis managed to
avoid the
English admiral...
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Pointis-de-Rivière is a
commune in the Haute-Garonne
department in
southwestern France.
Communes of the Haute-Garonne
department "Répertoire national...
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under the
command of the
Baron of
Pointis and the
freebooter Duc****e in
April 1697. On 13
April 1697, 29
ships of
Pointis'
fleet were seen from Bocachica...
- the
allies could access it from the sea. He
therefore ordered Admiral Pointis to
block up the
place by sea with his
squadron of 18
ships of the line...
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Pointis-Inard (French pronunciation: [pwɛ̃tis inaʁ]; Occitan: Puntís d'Inard) is a
commune in the Haute-Garonne
department in
southwestern France. The...
- of the
Grand Alliance, the
castle fell to the
French privateer Baron de
Pointis. The
castle was
repaired by José de
Herrera y
Sotomayor in 1739. British...
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Pinsaguel Pins-Justaret
Plagne Plagnole Plaisance-du-Touch Le Plan
Pointis-de-Rivière
Pointis-Inard
Polastron Pompertuzat Ponlat-Taillebourg Portet-d'Aspet...
- sally, on 25 April, the Duke of
Berwick and
Bernard Desjean,
Baron de
Pointis, were
wounded and
Pusignan killed. On 6 May Brigadier-General
Ramsay attacked...
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April 1697
during the Nine Years' War, by Sir
Bernard Desjean,
Baron de
Pointis and Jean
Baptiste Duc****e was a
severe blow to Cartagena. The Baron's forces...
