Definition of Savoyards. Meaning of Savoyards. Synonyms of Savoyards

- in France The Savoyard faction was within the Thirteenth Century English Royal Court centred around Eleanor of Provence American Savoyards, a former light...
- Mimi Lerner. "Savoyards, Pittsburgh Civic Orchestra open seasons in Carnegie, Upper St. Clair". Retrieved 2019-12-03. "Pittsburgh Savoyards - Main Directory...
- the Irredentist Savoyards were outlawed by the French authorities of Charles de Gaulle. Most of the remaining Irredentist Savoyards supported in the...
- us" page of the Savoyards Kennedy Center's profile of the company Ponick, Terry. "Forty years and still singing, Washington Savoyards throws a gala",...
- Les deux pe**** savoyards (The Two Little Savoyards) is a comic opera in one act by the French composer Nicolas Dalayrac. It was first performed by the...
- all of which were formally part of the Holy Roman Empire; however, the Savoyards often acted against the Emperor, repeatedly siding with the French during...
- over both of which the Savoyards had been exercising their control since the 13th century and 1388, respectively. Under Savoyard rule, the kingdom's government...
- large number of cousins and other retainers, known as the Savoyards. At least 170 Savoyards arrived in England after 1236, coming from Savoy, Burgundy...
- from American Savoyards, including John Carle, Bill Tost, James Wilson, Sandra Darling, and Ruth Ray (calling them "The Five Savoyards"), to New York...
- Savoyard Centre (1900), also known as State Savings Bank, is an office building at 151 West Fort Street in Downtown Detroit, Michigan. It was designated...