Coligny
or Co·li·gni
[kaw-lee-nyee]
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noun
Gas·pard de [ga-spar duh] /gaˈspar də/, 1519–72, French admiral and Huguenot leader.
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What promise did Coligny make to the people of the Netherlands?
Introductory American HistoryHenry Eldridge Bourne
Why did Coligny later wish to establish a colony in America?
Introductory American HistoryHenry Eldridge Bourne
That speech of Coligny's was of all things the one he most desired to forget.
The Historical Nights' EntertainmentRafael Sabatini
See the synopsis of Coligny's speech in La Planche, 247, 248.
The Rise of the Hugenots, Vol. 1 (of 2)Henry Martyn Baird
Coligny was severely wounded in the face, and the Rhinegrave was killed.
Saint Bartholomew's EveG. A. Henty
Coligny
Coligni
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