cathelineau造句

• Cathelineau retaliated by defeating the Republicans at Montreuil-Bellay and Saumur on 9 June 1793.
• Numerous relatives of Cathelineau also perished in the war of Vend閑 and the reprisals that followed.
• Cathelineau continued to have a huge influence on the peasants as the Royalists captured Vihiers and Chalonnes.
• After the Bourbon Restoration, in honor of the heroism and sacrifices of Cathelineau, his family was given noble status.
• Soon the town Chemill?was also captured on 14 March, and many more volunteers came to reinforce the troops of Cathelineau.
• The Whites fought their way into the center of the city but after Cathelineau was fatally hit, they withdrew and recrossed the Loire.
• "' Jacques Cathelineau "'( 5 January 1759  14 July 1793 ) was a Vend閍n insurrection leader during the French Revolution.
• The " Grand Army " crossed the Loire and began marching west along the north bank of the river under the command of Cathelineau.
• His son Jacques-Joseph Cathelineau was knighted after the Restoration and his grand-son Henry Cathelineau was an officer during the Franco-Prussian War.
• His son Jacques-Joseph Cathelineau was knighted after the Restoration and his grand-son Henry Cathelineau was an officer during the Franco-Prussian War.
• In the summer of 1793, while he and his men were storming the city of Nantes, Cathelineau was shot down by a sniper and died soon afterwards.
• Its leaders were Charles de Bonchamps, Jacques Cathelineau, Louis d'Elb閑, Louis Marie de Lescure, Henri de La Rochejaquelein and Jean-Nicolas Stofflet.
• In the west, the garrison of Les Sables-d'Olonne repulsed Cathelineau, Charette and Stofflet, but the Vendeans won other actions and menaced Nantes.
• As the War in the Vend閑 grew in success, Cathelineau joined forces with other counterrevolutionary leaders and was made " generalissimo " of the Catholic and Royal Army.
• Cathelineau rallied an army of peasants loyal to the monarchy and the Church and waged an uprising against the revolutionaries, capturing several villages and castles, leading more volunteers to follow him.
• In the first years of the Revolution, Cathelineau joined the numbers of Vendean peasants disgusted by the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, the draft laws, and the execution of King Louis XVI of France.
• Beloved by the troops, Cathelineau was proclaimed by Louis Marie de Lescure and Maurice d'Elb閑 as " generalissimo " of the Catholic and Royal Army by the assembled heads the Vend閑 on 12 June 1793.