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Vivandière or cantinière is a
French name for
women who are
attached to
military regiments as
sutlers or
canteen keepers.
Their actual historic functions...
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Vivandière or La
Vivandière may
refer to:
Vivandière a
generic name for
women attached to
military regiments La
Vivandière (Gilbert), a
burlesque by W...
- La
Vivandière; or, True to the Corps! is a
burlesque by W. S. Gilbert,
described by the
author as "An
Operatic Extravaganza Founded on Donizetti's opera...
- Cerrito, Saint-Léon c****ographed a
ballet that was a hit in
London La
Vivandière (1843). He
created also
ballets for the
Teatro La
Fenice in
Venice and...
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Sarah Jane
Taylor (1841 – 1886), was a
vivandière for the
Union during the
American Civil War.[unreliable source?] She was the
stepdaughter of Col. James...
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Thirty Years' War (1618–1648).
Tross –
medieval German camp
followers Vivandière – an
account of
sutlers and canteen-keepers
Soldaderas Sutler Long Meg...
- in London. W. S.
Gilbert wrote a
burlesque adaptation of the opera, La
Vivandière, in 1867. The
Metropolitan Opera gave the
first performances with Marcella...
- La
Vivandière (or Markitenka, as it is
known in Russia) is a
ballet in one act with c****ography by
Arthur Saint-Léon and **** Cerrito, and
music by Cesare...
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provides a
satiric cartoon of the
activity she describes,
captioned "Our Own
Vivandière,"
describing Seacole as a
female sutler. The
article observes: "It will...
- women. However,
during the 1800s,
female spies were introduced, and
Vivandières wore a
certain uniform with a
dress over trousers.
Women activists during...
