Chroniques de J. Froissart,

Vol. 8, pt. II, to vol. 11, edited by Gaston Raynaud; vol. 12- by Léon Mirot.

Journal du voyage de M. Le Marquis de Courtanvaux : sur la frégate l'Aurore, pour essayer par ordre de l'Académie, plusieurs instrumens relatifs à la longitude /

Itinerario: Havre-Calais-Dunkerque-Roterdam-laBriel-Amsterdam-Boulogne-Havre.

Appendice au cartulaire de l'Abbaye de Saint Bertin /

Mode of access: Internet.

Sites et monuments ...

Introductory chapter of each volume signed: Onésime Reclus.

Saint Omer, apôtre de la Morinie, et ses successeurs sur les siéges épiscopaux de Thérouanne de Saint-Omer & d'Arras /

Bibliography: p.[IV].

Collection des cartulaires de France ... /

Contents from t.p., half-titles, and OCLC OLUC.

La Bibliothèque bleue, entièrement refondue, & considérablement augmentée.

Modern adaptations of medieval romances, by Jean Castillon, first published separately in 1770-75. cf. Quérard, La France lit. and Biog. toulousaine.

Roteiro geral dos mares, costas, ilhas, e baixos reconhecidos no globo. Extrahido das descripções, e diarios dos mais celebres a acreditados navegadores, e hydrografos. Por ordem da Academia real das sciencias de Lisboa ...

-T. III. Navegação nos mares Indicos, com as derrotas com monção, e pelos estreitos de E. 1844. -[pte. VII not published.] -pte. VIII. Costas do Pacifico dom ilhas adjacentes e derrotas. 1846. -[pte. IX not published.] -pte. X. t. I. Costas da America septentrional desde cabo Carlos até cabo Florida e de volta á embocadura do Mississippi no golfo do Mexico. 1842. t. II. Golfo do Mexico e costa da America, desde o rio Mississippi até Cabo Norte, com as ilhas Lacayas e Antilhas. 1846. -pte. XI. Costas do Brasil, de Cabo Norte até ao rio de Prata, com a Patagonia, Chili, e peru até ao isthmo de Panamá, com as ilhas adjcentes. 1839.

Rodin; the man and his art, with leaves from his notebook,

The career of Rodin -- Rodin and the Beaux-Arts -- Sojourn in Belgium : "The man who awakens nature" : realism and plaster casts. -- Flemish painting : journeys in Italy and France -- Rodin's notebook. Ancient workshops and modern schools -- Scattered thought on flowers -- Portraits of women -- An artist's day -- The line and the structure of the gothic -- Art and nature -- The gothic genius -- The work of Rodin : the study of the cathedrals -- Influence of the gothic on the art of Rodin -- "Saint John the Baptist" (1880) -- "The gate of hell" ; "The burghers of Calais" (1889) -- Rodin and Victor Hugo -- The statute of Balzac (1898).

Interviews: memorable and useful; from diary and memory reproduced /

Preliminary reflections.--Interviews with Chalmers, public and private.--Interview with the Rev. Nathaniel Emmons, D. D.--Interviews with John Quincy Adams.--Two pseudo-apostles.--Interview with a fashionable lady of distinction at Calais, France.

The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq. : In four volumes.

Head-piece.

Une exploitation agricole en Artois.

Mode of access: Internet.

Académiciens et ministres : l’adresse dans les lettres canadiennes (1756-1759) de Louis-Antoine de Bougainville

Collection : Champion-Varia ; vol. 4

British Double Agents and Operation Fortitude: A New Perspective

On June 6th, 1944, Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy as a part of Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion of France. While they experienced pockets of stiff resistance, Allied troops sustained far fewer casualties than they had expected. The reason for this was due to Operation Fortitude, a deception mission that intended to fool Hitler about the time and location of the Allied invasion mission. The use of double agents by British Intelligence services was essential for the effective execution of Fortitude. The story of the double agents goes beyond their success during Fortitude. Double agents were initially recruited as German agents, but key agents immediately turned themselves in to British authorities upon reaching the nation. These agents decided to become involved with British Intelligence due to broader circumstances that were happening in Europe. The emergence of Fascist regimes disrupted the political landscape of Europe and led to widespread condemnation from political and social spheres. Their development as double agents became crucial to their effectiveness during Operation Fortitude. Their successful infiltration of German Intelligence allowed them to convince Hitler and German High Command that the main Allied invasion force would come at the Pas de Calais instead of Normandy. The result was that the Allies met an unprepared German defense force on D-Day and were able to advance past the beaches. The work of the double agents during Fortitude saved thousands of Allied lives and was vital to the success of Operation Overlord.