The Chevalier de Saint-Georges
virtuoso of the sword and the bow
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The Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Summary
The Chevalier de Saint-Georges is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges authored Gabriel Banat[2].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's place of publication is recorded as New York City[4].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's place of publication is recorded as Hillsdale[5].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges was published on 2006[6].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is Chevalier de Saint-Georges[7].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is chivalry[8].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is illegitimate child[9].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is Free people of color[10].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is nobility[11].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is 18th century[12].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is Louis XV of France[13].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is Louis XVI of France[14].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is foil fencing[15].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is musicology[16].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is civilization[17].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is culture[18].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is education[19].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is job training[20].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is history of sport[21].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is history of fencing[22].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is history of slavery[23].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's main subject is history of trade[24].
- The Chevalier de Saint-Georges's title is recorded as The Chevalier de Saint-Georges : virtuoso of the sword and the bow[25].
Body
Authorship and Creation
The Chevalier de Saint-Georges authored Gabriel Banat[2].
Publication
The Chevalier de Saint-Georges was published on 2006[6]. Place of publication include New York City[4] and Hillsdale[5].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Chevalier de Saint-Georges[7], chivalry[8], illegitimate child[9], Free people of color[10], nobility[11], and 18th century[12].