Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A kind of powder used for the hair in the eighteenth century.
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Examples
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The marechal was a liberal, and was quite engrossed in this fight, not even noticing the misfortune that had befallen him.
Resurrection 2003
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The marechal was a liberal, and was quite engrossed in this fight, not even noticing the misfortune that had befallen him.
Voskresenie. English Leo Tolstoy 1869
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Most English language works on the marshal derive either from Lev Nikulin, Tukhachevsky (Moscow: VIMO, 1964) or Roman Goul, Toukhatchevsky, marechal rouge, translated from the Russian by Jacques Civel (Paris: Libraries et Techniques, 1935).
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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Most English language works on the marshal derive either from Lev Nikulin, Tukhachevsky (Moscow: VIMO, 1964) or Roman Goul, Toukhatchevsky, marechal rouge, translated from the Russian by Jacques Civel (Paris: Libraries et Techniques, 1935).
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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Au sieur de Champlain la somme de trois escuz pour aller trouver Monsieur le marechal et luy representer quelques chose important le service du Roy, Le Blant and Baudry, eds., Nouveaux documents, 1:19.
Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008
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Au sieur de Champlain la somme de trois escuz pour aller trouver Monsieur le marechal et luy representer quelques chose important le service du Roy, Le Blant and Baudry, eds., Nouveaux documents, 1:19.
Champlain's Dream David Hackett Fischer 2008
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The old marechal, father of the present duke, returned with the king in 1814, and died in 1819, before he was able to marry his son.
Modeste Mignon 2007
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It was taken and dismantled by marechal Catinat, in the time of Victor Amadaeus, the father of his Sardinian majesty.
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When don Philip, and the marechal duke de Belleisle, had their quarters at Nice, there were fifty scullions constantly employed in the great square in plucking poultry.
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The marechal do noblesse, of the district in which his largest estate lay, wrote only to let
Resurrection 2003
frogapplause commented on the word marechal
A kind of powder used for the hair in the eighteenth century.
June 4, 2011