Law French (3956 bytes)
1: ...orman language|Anglo-Norman]]. It was used in the law courts of [[Great Britain]], beginning with the [...
3: ...A frequently quoted example of this mixed English-French language comes from a marginal note printed in ''...
5: ...ictions. However, some key terms remain from Law French, including the following:
8: ...lawyer]], [[solicitor]], [[barrister]] or [[civil law notary]]
22: *[[plaintiff]], the person who begins a lawsuit.

French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools (25848 bytes)
1: ...nts from wearing conspicuous religious symbols in French public primary and secondary schools.
3: ...ndary schools. The amendment further supports the French constitutional provision of freedom of opinion, i...
5: ...are publicly funded, and are not affected by this law-->
6: ...rch 15]], [[2004]] (thus the technical name of '''law 2004-228 of March 15, 2004'''). It came into effe...
8: The law does not mention any particular symbol, though it...

List of people granted honorary French citizenship during the French Revolution (677 bytes)
1: ...[French Revolution]], [[France]] granted honorary French [[citizenship]] to those deemed champions of the ...

Old French (19217 bytes)
1: '''Old French''' is a term sometimes used to refer to the [[Oïl...
9: *[[French language|French]]
10: **[[Acadian French language|Acadian French]]
11: **[[Cajun French]]
12: **[[Belgian French]]

The French as seen by... (657 bytes)
1: ...n by...'') is a [[film]] series made for [[France|French]] television.
4: ... directors to deliver a short on the theme: ''The French as seen by...''.
8: ...h#The_Cowboy_and_the_Frenchman|The Cowboy and the Frenchman]]''

French (2268 bytes)
2: '''French''' in its formal sense and used in its capitalize...
4: #Something from or related to [[France]]. ''The French city of [[Paris]] has many fine restaurants.''
5: ...[Mauritius]] and [[Luxembourg]] are able to speak French.''
6: #The [[French people]]. See: [[List of French people]].
7: ...tipulation that it only be applied to diameters. French units are used primarily for [[catheter]]s. In c...

French 75 (485 bytes)
1: '''French 75''' is a [[cocktail]] made from [[Champagne (be...

French Assembly (612 bytes)
1: ...ssembly''''' may refer to any of several [[France|French]] [[legislature|legislative bodies]] throughout t...
3: ...volution)|National Assembly]] formed during the [[French Revolution]] on [[June 17]], [[1789]].
6: *The modern [[French National Assembly|National Assembly]].

French Polynesia (6863 bytes)
7: ...age:French_polynesia_flag_large.png|140px|Flag of French Polynesia]]
8: ...ge:French_Polynesia_COA.png|135px|Coat of arms of French Polynesia]]
14: | [[French language|French]]
25: | [[President of French Polynesia|President]]
49: ...is a French overseas "country" ([[French language|French]]: ''[[pays d'outre-mer]]'', or ''POM'') in the s...

David French (1190 bytes)
1: '''David French''' (born [[1939]] in [[Coley's Point, Newfoundlan...
3: French's best-known and most-performed works are the fiv...
20: [[Category:1939 births|French, David]]
21: [[Category:Canadian playwrights|French, David]]

French Guinea (233 bytes)
3: '''French Guinea''' (in [[West Africa]]) became independent...
5: ...ful with the spelling: [[French Guiana]] is not ''French Guinea''.

Acadian French (6250 bytes)
3: ...alect of [[Louisiana]], is descended from Acadian French.
5: ...ou]], and retains features obliterated during the French standardization efforts of the [[19th century]], ...
7: ...speakers of other dialects of French, such as the French of France and even other Canadian dialects, have ...
9: See also [[Chiac]], a distinct variety of Acadian French heavily influenced by English.
15: ...e'' become ''bon djeu'' and ''djeule'' in Acadian French. ''Braguette'' becomes ''brajette''. (This pronun...

French Pragmatism (269 bytes)
1: ...s opposed to structural problems connected to the French [[Critical Theory]] of [[Pierre Bourdieu]].

French language (38325 bytes)
1: {{language|name=French|nativename=Français
2: |familycolor=lawngreen
15: ...nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;'''French'''<br></td></tr>
20: ... [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]]. In [[1999]] French was the 11th most spoken language in the world be...
26: ...[Marseille]]) and the [[Vascons]] (on the Spanish/French border).

French Navy (7542 bytes)
2: [[Image:Motte-Picquet-revue.jpg|thumb|French Navy summer uniforms]]
3: ...ge:French Navy1.jpg|thumb|Frigate division of the French Navy in Toulon harbour]]
4: The '''French Navy''' (''Marine Nationale'') is the second-larg...
13: ...greatest heroes of the First Republic were in the French Navy (Casabianca, Muriène, the ''Redoutable'').
15: The motto of the French navy is "''Honneur, Patrie, Valeur, Discipline''"...

French Alps (612 bytes)
1: The '''French Alps''' are simply those parts of the [[Alps]] wh...
12: [[Mont Blanc]] is the highest point of the French Alps (and of the Alps as a whole).

French alphabet (2089 bytes)
1: The '''French alphabet''' is based on the [[Latin alphabet]]. I...
68: ...iaeresis]] (called ''tréma'' in [[French language|French]]) ( &#168; ), and the [[cedilla]] ( &#184; ). Th...

French fries (12392 bytes)
3: ...'f'', since it does not refer to the nationality. French fries are distinct from [[potato chips]] (also ca...
5: ...th [[hamburger]]s, a latter-day descendent of the French "steack-frites" combination. They are also often ...
7: ...ville, New Brunswick]]. Such is the popularity of french fries that McCain Foods Limited can produce potat...
10: ...h to sautéeing and to deep-fat frying-- while the french verb it derives from refers unambiguously to the ...
12: ...S and in Canada are deep-fried potatoes called "French fries".

French cuisine (8868 bytes)
3: '''French cuisine''' is characterized by its extreme divers...
5: ...urs [[olive oil]] and [[herb]]s; and northeastern French recipes are reminiscent of [[German cuisine]], in...
7: Wine and cheese are an integral part of French cuisine, both as ingredients and accompaniments. ...
12: ...d cooking and good food are well appreciated. The French generally take a high pride in the cuisine of the...
18: ...e reduced number of [[housewife|housewives]], the French rely a lot more on canned or frozen foods for wee...

French Revolution (32583 bytes)
1: {{French Revolution}}
2: ...ic, empire, and monarchy for 75 years after the [[French First Republic|First Republic]] fell to a coup by...
5: ''See main article [[Causes of the French Revolution]].''
19: ...ed consistent resistance from the ''parlements'' (law courts), which the nobility dominated.
25: * Louis XVI promised to convoke the [[French States-General|Estates-General]] within five year...

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