Chabert

Chapotel, wife and widow of Hyacinthe, called Chabert, Count of the

Le Colonel Chabert 2007

Chapotel, wife and widow of Hyacinthe, called Chabert, Count of the

Le Colonel Chabert 2007

During the Republic, or at the commencement of the Empire, she married her first husband, an officer named Hyacinthe and known as Chabert, who was left for dead on the battlefield of Eylau, in 1807.

Repertory of the Comedie Humaine Part 1 Anatole Cerfberr 1865

Hyacinthe, called Chabert, Count of the Empire, grand officer of the

Colonel Chabert Honor�� de Balzac 1824

Then she shook off her shame, and retorted with the natural impertinence of such women, "Since you are the so-called Chabert's attorney, be so good as to --"

Colonel Chabert Honor�� de Balzac 1824

Then she shook off her shame, and retorted with the natural impertinence of such women, “Since you are the so-called Chabert’s attorney, be so good as to —”

Le Colonel Chabert 2007

Then she shook off her shame, and retorted with the natural impertinence of such women, “Since you are the so-called Chabert’s attorney, be so good as to —”

Le Colonel Chabert 2007

The Iroquois remained formidable, so both the French and the English, via their agents Joncaire Chabert and Sir William Johnson, continued negotiations with them.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Joncaire Chabert, a French-Iroquois métis, went along to win over the Indians.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011

Word had arrived from Venango, where French Indian agent Joncaire Chabert had called in Mingos, Delawares, and other nations and advised them that the French had intended to go on to the Forks that fall, but the weather prevented it.

George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011