- The mangonel, also
called the
traction trebuchet, was a type of
trebuchet used in
Ancient China starting from the
Warring States period, and
later across...
- Par
Bricole is a
Swedish Bacchanalian order society for men only,
founded in
Stockholm on 15 May 1779 in Källaren
Kejsarkronan at
Drottninggatan 6. The...
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Grenadier Regiment and
between 1853 and 1862 he was
leader of the Par
Bricole singing choir. In 1858 he made a
concert tour to
Germany and France. Randel...
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Freemasons (Svenska
Frimurare Orden)
Order of
Coldin (Coldinuorden) Par
Bricole (Par
Bricole)
Order of Svea (Svea Orden)
Geatish Society (Götiska Förbundet) Order...
- magician's prop, he
taught six of his birds—Boubou, Bamboo, Bill, Black,
Bricole, and Baco—to
deliver bits of
trash to the box and
exchange them for food...
- Hushålls-Punsch (Household Punsch) Kavalleri-Punsch (Cavalry Punsch) Par
Bricole-Punsch
Platins Skridsko-Punsch (’’Ice
skate punsch’’) Student-Punsch Sport-Punsch...
- see full-scale
replicas of huge
siege engines,
including a couillard,
bricole, ballista, and the
biggest trebuchet in Europe,
which is
launched during...
- 32 guns) USS
Boston (50 marines, 30 guns)
South Carolina state ships:
Bricole (44 guns)
General Moultrie (20 guns)
Notre Dame (16 guns)
Marquis de Britigney...
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included frigates, Rattlesnake,
Bricole, and
Truite (26), the
brigs Notre Dame (16), and Comet; also
General Moultrie (20).
Bricole, Truite,
Notre Dame and General...
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replaced in the 1770s by the more
structured Bacchanalian society Par
Bricole,
which still exists in the 21st century. It
enabled Bellman to publish...
