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Meaning of "barfleur"
barfleur (noun) - Barfleur is a French coastal town and port, historically significant for being the site of the Battle of Barfleur in 1692
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Barfleur class ship of the line.
Some antiques in our hotel in Barfleur in Normandy.
Barfleur remains a battle of which the French are most proud.
The walk from Gatteville to Barfleur along the coast path.
This fishery can be found for example in Denmark and in the French Barfleur region.
Derwent had recaptured her off Barfleur and sent her back to England.
The Barfleur was at this time the flagship of Sir Cloudesley Shovell.
Next story barfleur Barfleur.
Barfleur cotentin Barfleur.
He participated in the Battle of Barfleur against the English and Dutch.
Enter the hushed atmosphere of this charming hotel between Saint Vaast la Hougue and Barfleur.
Visit of Barfleur.
Barfleur is a commune in the Manche department in the Basse-Normandie region in northwestern France.
Battle of Barfleur.
In the Middle Ages Barfleur was one of the chief ports of embarkation for England.
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Benbow served as master of the fleet during the Battles of Barfleur and La Hogue.
As it turned out, Barfleur had not departed after all, but had remained in harbor.
It carried out its mission from the Pointe de Barfleur to the islands of Saint-Marcouf.
The term " Battle of Barfleur and La Hogue " is a compromise description for the whole event.
Thank you Joel, it is a pretty city as Barfleur also.
Barfleur was the command ship of 2nd cousin Admiral Sir Samuel Hood.
However, the French view of the action at Barfleur as a victory is similarly flawed.
With greater opportunity of distinction he commanded HMS St. Andrew in the Battle of Barfleur.
Book a room in hotel le Conquerant in Barfleur in Basse-Normandie.
He and the Barfleur sailed to join Sir John Jervis 's fleet in the Mediterranean.
Discover the neighbourhoods of the hotel Le Conquerant, in Barfleur close to Cherbourg.
In this case, the Barfleur was the flagship of his cousin, Admiral Sir Samuel Hood.
The submerged rock was probably either the Quillebouef Rock, or the Raz de Barfleur.
Barfleur was laid-up in Caen, offered for charter or purchase.
See you soon, in Barfleur.
Cemetery in Barfleur - Barfleur - drinking water point for cyclists.
On the right, the French flagship, the Ville de Paris, in action against HMS Barfleur.
In 1954, Barfleur moved back home but was returned to the Mediterranean the following year.
In that capacity she took part in the Battle of Barfleur in May 1692.
In the 1920s, a farmer brought a new variety of potato back from Barfleur in the Manche Department.
