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100	1	0	_aLe Gouaréguer, Mikaël _eauthor
245	0	0	_aPaul-Émile de La Fruglaye: A royalist Breton agent in Normandy (1795–1799)
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520			_aPaul-Émile de La Fruglaye (1766–1849) is a seemingly unremarkable person who remained in the shadow of the great captains, martyrs of the French counter-revolution. Although he is not exactly the kind of anonymous person who would have interested Alain Corbin and the proponents of micro-history, the story of La Fruglaye allows a rereading of the Norman Chouannerie from the point of view of a simple royalist, whose name has barely entered posterity. While he might not have attracted the attention of scholars and historians, his role as a royal agent seemed indispensable to the main participants of this struggle, notably Louis de Frotté. He is also a good example of the complicated relationship between the British government and French emigrants. From a military history perspective, La Fruglaye is an ancestor of the international staff officer. In his time, he experienced the complexity of operating under multiple commands.
690			_amilitary history
690			_aNormandy
690			_acounter-revolution
690			_aroyalists
690			_aemigrants
690			_aFrotté
690			_aChouannerie
690			_achouannerie
690			_aCounter-Revolution
690			_amilitary history
690			_aNormandy
690			_aroyalists
690			_aemigrants
690			_aFrotté
786	0		_nAnnales de Normandie | 72d Year | 1 | 2022-05-17 | p. 111-141 | 0003-4134
856	4	1	_uhttps://shs.cairn.info/journal-annales-de-normandie-2022-1-page-111?lang=en
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