Database: École Militaire - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:03, 3 December 2018

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	Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.		Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in [[École Militaire\|this]] former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
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imported>Bovkaffe at 23:22, 27 December 2017

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	Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.		Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:43, 7 October 2017

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	Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.		Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 03:26, 12 October 2016

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	Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the Marquise de Pompadour. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young Napolione Buonaparte, "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.		Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Marquise de Pompadour]]. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young [[Napoleon Bonaparte\|Napolione Buonaparte]], "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Ecole Militaire}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Ecole Militaire}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 12:30, 1 March 2015

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	Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that Louis XV sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, Louis XIV. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the Marquise de Pompadour. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young Napolione Buonaparte, "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.		Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]] sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, [[Louis XIV of France\|Louis XIV]]. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the Marquise de Pompadour. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young Napolione Buonaparte, "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):École Militaire to Database: École Militaire

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Once the domain of partridges, rabbits and small game, it was in this former warren in Grenelle that Louis XV sought to build a military academy comparable with that founded by his great-grandfather, Louis XIV. The idea was to house and educate five hundred boys from poor, preferably war-stricken families, and to make elite officers of them. It was an undertaking primarily overseen and sponsored by the Marquise de Pompadour. As he wrote to her: "I have approved the project since you absolutely want it, my beloved." Eight years later, the first classes were held. One of the establishment's most famous pupils was the young Napolione Buonaparte, "Elève du Roi" (pupil of the king). Aged only 15, he graduated as a second lieutenant after a mere twelve months' study.
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