Three French officers examine Washington era maps
The scene features Rochambeau and three young aides Matthieu Dumas Charles de Lameth and Alexandre Berthier presenting drawings and maps of Trenton Brandywine Monmouth and near New York. Washington praises their accuracy while noting the maps’ value and the aides dedication to military study and service.
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Matthieu Dumas
Charles de Lameth
Cavalerie
Alexandre Berthhat
Soinsonay
Dashigi
Santos
Trehton
Brandywine
Monmouth
de Fleury
Stony Point
New York
Trenton
Aahington
Tranton
Monmouth Aketeh
Wagehington
Rocharmbeau
Washington
A Ld
Aids
Dumas
Rhode Island
Dodedy
Ian Smith
Ierthier
Tom
Atlee
Map Makers Of Yorktown From French Camp To Fame
Rochambeau and Washington’s 1781 campaign featured three map makers Berthier Dumas and De Lameth, whose skill with geography and logistics shaped battles from New York to Yorktown. Their growth under Napoleon and Lafayette intertwined with the rise of Berthier as Napoleon’s chief of staff and Dumas and Lameth as enduring figures in French and American wars.
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Washington
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New York
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Cornwallis
Virginia
Waslington
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de Lamoth
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Mustaes
Prench Assembly
Revolutionary Army
Thane
Napoleon
Marshal
Neufchatel
Wagram
At- York
Hudson
Newark
Staten Island
Paulus Hook
Jersey City
Suffern
Princeton
Philadelphia
Wayne
de Grasse
Chesapeake
Cornwall
Cornwall's Was Doomed. By the End of September Yorktown
Baron de Viomenil
Steuben
Charles de Lameth
Barthier
O'Hara
Lord Cornwallis
Illnees
General O'Hara
Rochambenaure
Yorktown
de Lamete
Vioment
United States
Berthier and
Boston
Dr. Cooper
Cooper
Europe
Porto Cabello
Venezuela
Berthier the Genius Who Served Napoleon Till Death
Berthier rose beside Napoleon through Italy Egypt and Russia gaining intimate knowledge of the emperor and serving as his devoted chief of staff. He displayed courage in battle but failed in army command his romantic obsessions and decline after Napoleon’s fall ended in suicide at Bamberg in 1816.
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Mnap
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Anil
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Wagram
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Pavaria
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Marmont
Joseph
Fontainebleau
Louis XVIII
Louis XVII
Ghent
Bomberg
Bavaria
Republic of the United States
Brief Bits of Science From Early 1900s News
A curio collection of science notes covers global stats on popu lation and death rates Denmark horsehair mohair and Angora goats lime production in several states metric weights in certain islands tin and electric headlights in Georgia law a vast coal output the water supply in many cities Sholapur matches native grass rotary rudder for ships one iron foundry in Bogota carrots as intestinal antiseptic tin production in the US fox ancestors and compass bearing ants in Australia a French naval fuel spray wireless intercepts Crooks wheat supply vs population and many more small science snippets with names places and dates across nations.
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Ohio
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Georgia
Sholapur
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Alaska
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Australia
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Geological Survey
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