- The
Battle of
Englefield was a West
Saxon victory against a
Danish Viking army on
about 31
December 870 at Englefield, near
Reading in Berkshire. It was...
- « Die Überlieferung des
Livre de
Sidrac in
Handschriften und Drucken », Ibid., p. 53-66. Françoise Fery-Hue, «
Sidrac et les
pierres précieuses », Revue...
- Michel-
Sidrac Dugué de
Boisbriand (c. 1638 –
December 1688) was a
soldier and
seigneur in New
France who
briefly served as
interim governor of Montreal...
-
Louis XIV, King of
France handed over to the
soldier and
seigneur Michel-
Sidrac Dugué de
Boisbriand a vast
territory located north of the Rivière des Mille...
- Louisiana.
Pierre Dugué de
Boisbriand was born 21
February 1675 to Michel-
Sidrac Dugué de
Boisbriand and
Marie Moyen Des
Granges in Montreal, New France...
-
Sebastian Garro y
Sidrac (14??–15??) was a
Basque nobleman,
Viscount of Zolina, Lord of
Rocafort and
Sidrac.
Sebastian Garro was born in Navarra, son...
- of New France)
granted the
seigneury of the
Thousand Islands to Michel-
Sidrac Dugué de Boisbriand. The
exploitation of the
seigneury of 9
square miles...
-
encyclopedia in
dialogue form,
derived from the Old
French Sidrac, in
which Boccus asks 847
questions and
Sidrac answers them (see
Sidrak and Bokkus).
Death years...
-
driven back to Reading; many of the
Danes (including one of the
earls named Sidrac) are killed.
January 29 –
Anarchy at Samarra: The
rebel Salih ibn Wasif...
- Le Ber, fur
trader from Montreal,
bought the
Boisbriand Fief from
Michel Sidrac Dugé, and
renamed it to
Senneville after Senneville-sur-Fécamp, his hometown...
