- The Carignan-
Salières Regiment was a 17th-century
French military unit
formed by the
merging of two
other regiments in 1659.
Approximately 1,100 men from...
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Sylvain Salières (1865-1920) was a French-born sculptor. He was born in Escornebœuf in Gers,
France in 1865. He was one of
several French artists that...
- grew
because of the Habitants' high
birth rates. In 1665, the Carignan-
Salières regiment developed the
string of
fortifications known as the "Valley of...
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three thousand. In 1665,
Louis XIV sent a
French garrison, the Carignan-
Salières Regiment, to Quebec. The
colonial government was
reformed along the lines...
- River. The RCM is
named after Pierre de Saurel, a
captain of the Carignan-
Salières Regiment who
rebuilt Fort
Richelieu in 1666 and
later became the area's...
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finally re-interred in a
bronze and
marble sarcophagus,
designed by
Sylvain Salières, at the
Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis.
Jones was
given an honorary...
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units Military formation in New
France Military of New
France Carignan-
Salières Regiment French Marines in Canada, 1683-1715
Compagnies Franches de la...
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designed by
French architects and
artists Jules-Félix Coutan,
Sylvain Salières, and Paul César ****eu.
Grand Central has
monumental spaces as well as...
- of war
began to turn in the mid-1660s with the
arrival of the Carignan-
Salières Regiment, a unit of
roughly 1000
regular troops from
France and the first...
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original fort was destro**** by the Mohawk, but it was
rebuilt by the Carignan-
Salières Regiment on the same site in 1665. The name
Sorel comes from the first...
