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Captain Jean-Daniel Dumas, thirty-four, had had many successful assignments, as had the third captain, François-Marie le marchand de Lignery, fifty-two, a prosperous merchant and militia officer.4
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Lignery, François-Marie le marchand de 1703–59, French marine officer, commanded Fort Duquesne as Forbes approached, 1758
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Captain Jean-Daniel Dumas, thirty-four, had had many successful assignments, as had the third captain, François-Marie le marchand de Lignery, fifty-two, a prosperous merchant and militia officer.4
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Lignery, François-Marie le marchand de 1703–59, French marine officer, commanded Fort Duquesne as Forbes approached, 1758
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Lignery, François-Marie le marchand de 1703–59, French marine officer, commanded Fort Duquesne as Forbes approached, 1758
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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(Click on the photo to enlarge ... and please excuse the marchand de sable or "sandman" in Sam The Man's eyes, but you'll allow him the excuse of complete exhaustion, won't you?!) crevé (e) (kruh-vay) adjective
Braise The Dog 2009
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Yes | No | Report from dean. marchand wrote 31 weeks 1 day ago
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Yes | No | Report from dean. marchand wrote 31 weeks 1 day ago
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(Click on the photo to enlarge ... and please excuse the marchand de sable or "sandman" in Sam The Man's eyes, but you'll allow him the excuse of complete exhaustion, won't you?!) crevé (e) (kruh-vay) adjective
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Captain Jean-Daniel Dumas, thirty-four, had had many successful assignments, as had the third captain, François-Marie le marchand de Lignery, fifty-two, a prosperous merchant and militia officer.4
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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