Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spain where he remained until the Peninsular War. Then he opted for the afrancesados and, after the defeat of Joseph I, this French very Spanish was forced to return in France and he lived in exile for a second time. But he never forgot his adopted homeland and he continued to serve it no longer with the sword, but with the pen, as journalist (he wrote for Gazette de France, La Quotidienne, Le Mercure de France, Revue encyclopédique, Journal Militaire…) and as translator (of literary and political texts). In this paper we present the work of Esménard (perhaps the first French “Hispanist”) to defend the Spanish exiles and publicize the Spanish li...
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Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spa...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
Latour a passé une vingtaine d’années en Espagne. De ce fait, il a fini par être considéré en ce pay...
With the Spanish Bourbons, there was a gradual introduction of Gallic cultural forms that gave rise ...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
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During the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean border into Spain. The ...
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Les célébrations du bicentenaire de la guerre d'Indépendance ont eu un écho considérable en Espagne ...
La Guerre d’Indépendance (1808-1814), du Français ou Péninsulaire fut incontestablement le grand évé...
International audienceDuring the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean b...
ABSTRACT- In 1849, french immigrant to Mexico, René Masson, a firm republican and liberal, gave the ...
Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spa...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
Latour a passé une vingtaine d’années en Espagne. De ce fait, il a fini par être considéré en ce pay...
With the Spanish Bourbons, there was a gradual introduction of Gallic cultural forms that gave rise ...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
International audienceSon of French counterrevolutionary emigrants, Canterac came to be a model offi...
During the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean border into Spain. The ...
In this article we are trying to bring more information about the French teachers’ poor and difficul...
Le succès initial de l’Empereur après l’abandon immédiat du trône par les Bourbons en Espagne sembla...
Bennassar Bartolomé. Jean-René Aymes, La guerre d'indépendance espagnole (1808-1814). In: Cahiers du...
En 1823, l’intervention militaire de la France, agissant au nom de la Sainte-Alliance, met fin au ré...
Les célébrations du bicentenaire de la guerre d'Indépendance ont eu un écho considérable en Espagne ...
La Guerre d’Indépendance (1808-1814), du Français ou Péninsulaire fut incontestablement le grand évé...
International audienceDuring the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean b...
ABSTRACT- In 1849, french immigrant to Mexico, René Masson, a firm republican and liberal, gave the ...