- François
Thurot (22 July 1727 – 28
February 1760) was a
French Navy officer,
privateer and sea
captain who
served in the War of the
Austrian Succession...
- The
Battle of
Bishops Court, also
known as The
Defeat of
Thurot, was a
naval engagement that took
place 28
February 1760,
during the
Seven Years' War,...
- sang : La vie
exemplaire de François
Thurot, by
Camille Bailly. (Blades of Blood : The
exemplary life of François
Thurot).
Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
- of 600
French troops landed under the
command of the
Privateer François
Thurot,
overwhelmed the
small garrison of the town, and
captured Carrickfergus...
-
notorious privateer François
Thurot, who had been
raiding the
coast of
Ireland in 1760.
After a
short but
bitter engagement,
Thurot was
killed and his ships...
- Duguay-Trouin Chef d'escadre Jean Bart Chef d'escadre
Pierre Bouvet C****ard
Surcouf Thurot admiral de Latouche-Tréville Vice-admiral de Villaret-Joyeuse Vice-admiral...
-
Ramsey Bay
after the battle.
Thurot's actions had been part of a
planned French invasion of Britain. In
previous years Thurot had
traded between Ireland...
- François
Thurot in
Dunkirk throughout the
summer and
early autumn. On 15 October, when the
squadron had been
driven off
station during a gale,
Thurot made...
- the
expand and
exterminate basis of many colonization-era games", and Dan
Thurot of
Dicebreaker said that it
called for empathy,
showing the
meaning of living...
- the 'win'
category for
Stonemaier Games."
Writing for Ars Technica, Dan
Thurot praised the game's
simplicity relative to
other "civilization" games, stating...
