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Napoleon1er
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Pardon, je ne comprends pas...? Mais merci^&cool
-Sandor
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Une bataille gagnée avec autre chose que du bacon et des haricots.
Grognard
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Marengo because of Beef or Veal Marengo dish.
Hi Grognard,
At Marengo, the original recipe was with chicken. Subsequently, it was replaced by the calf.
Sorry, this is not the battle.
Faithfully
Valmy
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TomB
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While you are discussing food........ Was it Nap who said "An army marches on its stomach".... and who invented Margarine ?....and why....? cheers TomB
Napoleon1er
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The Battle of New Orleans.
That was a HARD one- thanks!
-Sandor
That was a HARD one- thanks!
-Sandor
WEEEEELLLLL DOOOOONE Sandor !
Battle of New-Orleans or Chalmette : january 8 1815
General Andrew Jackson defeat the British troops with the 7th infantry regiment, the famous cotton balers, militias and the privat artillery of Jean Lafitte.
A teatcher in history wrote a song about this battle and registered it in 1958, Johnny Horton sang it in 1959.
"In 1814 we took a little trip
Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississip.
We took a little bacon and we took a little beans
And we caught the bloody British in the town of New Orleans..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CnPv_1SVh0
theBaron
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I didn't know this version.