List of people granted honorary French citizenship during the French Revolution (677 bytes)
1: ...must be noted that not all were sympathizers with the Revolution.
8: *[[Thomas Clarkson]]
17: *[[Thomas Paine]]
21: *[[George Washington]]

French 75 (485 bytes)
1: '''French 75''' is a [[cocktail]] made from [[Champagne (be...
3: ...emon juice]], and [[sugar syrup]] in a [[boston glass]]. Shake and drain into [[champagne flute]] and ...
7: ===Sources and Further Reading===

French (2268 bytes)
2: '''French''' in its formal sense and used in its capitalize...
4: ...d 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: ...units are used primarily for [[catheter]]s. In catheter specifications, outer diameter is often abbrev...

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

Old French (19217 bytes)
1: ...d parts of [[Belgium]] and [[Switzerland]] during the period roughly from [[1000]] to [[1300]] A.D.
3: ...lled [[Provençal]]) which bordered these areas to the south.
5: This Oïl language is the ancestor of several languages spoken today, inclu...
9: *[[French language|French]]
10: **[[Acadian French language|Acadian French]]

Law French (3956 bytes)
1: ...ueror. Its use continued for several centuries in the courts of [[England]].
3: ... Justice que narrowly mist" ("threw a brickbat at the said Justice, which narrowly missed").
5: ... some key terms remain from Law French, including the following:
7: ...inted to act for another - now characterized as either:
11: ... court, charged now chiefly with keeping order in the courtroom.

Second French Empire (16305 bytes)
2: ... to [[1870]], between the [[Second Republic]] and the [[Third Republic]], in [[France]].
5: ...[[Jove]]," as the guardian of the social gains of the revolutionary period.
7: ...ously by a [[plebiscite]] the supreme power, with the title of [[emperor]], upon Napoleon III.
9: ...ssements'', i.e. requests by the authorities to cease publication of certain articles, under pain of s...
11: ...l security (''sûreté générale'') which authorised the internment, [[exile]] or [[deportation]] of any s...

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

French kiss (2414 bytes)
1: ...n which one participant's [[tongue]] touches the other's [[lips]] or tongue and may enter his or her [[...
3: ...ouch. It is considered by many to be both very pleasurable and highly [[physical intimacy|intimate]]. ...
5: [[Image:frenchkiss.jpg|200px|right|thumb|The French Kiss]]
7: ...[Transmission (medicine)|orally transmitted]] disease.
9: ...rs to express their intimate feeling toward each other and more often precedes sex.

Augustus French (321 bytes)
1: ...of America|U.S.]] [[political figure]]. He served as [[governor of Illinois]] between [[1846]] and [[1...
5: [[Category:1808 births|French, Augustus]]
6: [[Category:1864 deaths|French, Augustus]]
7: [[Category:Governors of Illinois|French, Augustus]]

French Third Republic (8620 bytes)
2: ...ar]]. It survived until the invasion of France by the [[Germany|German]] [[Third Reich]] in [[1940]].
4: ...m crisis to crisis before its final collapse. It was never intended to be a long-term republic at all....
6: ...ly transform the [[balance of power]] in Europe - the [[German Empire]].
8: ...a and the subsequent revolution in Paris known as the [[Paris Commune]], which maintained a radical reg...
10: ...bord and the succession of his more liberal heir, the [[Comte de Paris]].

French Consulate (11815 bytes)
1: {{French Revolution}}
3: ...rectory | Directory]] to the start of the [[First French Empire | Napoleonic Empire]].
5: ... [[1799]]), the sword of the Revolution fell into the hands of [[Napoleon I of France | Bonaparte]].
7: ... after Roche's death, appearing as sole master of the armies.
9: ... return for simple stability and a strong hand at the reins of government.

David French (1190 bytes)
1: '''David French''' (born [[1939]] in [[Coley's Point, Newfoundlan...
3: ...on|Confederation of Canada]], to the departure of the family to a new life in Toronto.
20: [[Category:1939 births|French, David]]
21: [[Category:Canadian playwrights|French, David]]

Heather French (898 bytes)
1: [[Image:Hfhenry.jpg|thumbnail|Heather French Henry]]
3: ...lle, Kentucky]], she is a [[1993]] graduate of [[Mason County High School]].
5: ...Lt. Governor [[Steve Henry]] on October 27, 2000. The couple subsequently had two children.
7: ... [[Louisville, Kentucky]] morning show ''[[Fox In The Morning]]'' on [[WDRB]].
9: ...h and she subsequently recounted her story on ''[[The Oprah Winfrey Show]]''.

French Sudan (1308 bytes)
1: ...m [[1920]] to [[1958]], when the territory became the independent nation of [[Mali]].
3: ...]] and [[Dahomey]], although two were returned in the following year.
5: ...hen [[Upper Senegal and Niger]] in [[1904]], then the old name came back in a reorganization of [[1920]...
7: When [[Upper Volta]] was abolished in [[1933]], French Sudan picked up some of its provinces.
9: ...ined autonomy as a self-governing member of the [[French Community]].

French Grant (1623 bytes)
1: .... (Gallia and Gallipolis were named for [[Gaul]], the ancient Latin name of [[France]].)
3: ...n Gabriel Gervais]] for having pursued the grant; the remaining 20,000 acres (81 km²) were split i...
5: ...ipolis residents who did not receive a portion of the First Grant.

Anglo-French (446 bytes)
1: '''Anglo-French''' is a term that may be used in several contexts...
3: ... and one French parent may be said to be '''Anglo-French'''
5: ...United Kingdom|UK]]) and [[France]], eg. '''Anglo-French relations'''
7: ...e [[Anglo-Norman language]], the dialect of [[Old French]] used in medieval [[England]]

French press (2883 bytes)
1: [[Image:French_press.jpg|left|130px|A French Press]]
2: ... '''''cafetière'''''. Its operation is simple and the coffee it produces is rich and flavourful, albeit...
8: ...nd which has a fine wire or [[nylon]] mesh acting as a filter.
10: ...etained above the filter ('''C'''). At this point the coffee can be served.
12: ...fee made this way should be served immediately so as to not become bitter from over-extraction.

French Fifth Republic (2326 bytes)
2: ...he Fifth Republic emerged from the ashes of the [[French Fourth Republic]], replacing a weak and factional...
4: ... it still retained [[Algeria]], which had a large French population. [[Algeria]] eventually became indepen...
6: ...macy, since he has to obtain a majority at either the first or second round of elections.
8: De Gaulle was succeeded by [[Georges Pompidou]] ([[1969]]–[[1974]]), [...
12: [[Category:French government]]

French & Saunders (1175 bytes)
1: ... on the rare occasions when they appear elsewhere as a [[double act]].
3: ...y specials for the [[BBC]], and are co-writers of the hit [[Situation comedy|sitcom]] ''[[Absolutely Fa...
5: ...of the jealousy that French has for Saunders, and the superiority complex of Saunders.
7: ...ey were voted amongst the top 50 comedy acts ever by fellow comedians and comedy insiders.

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