Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Not to be confused with Troupes de marineThe Compagnies Franches de la Marine (previously known as Troupes de la marine) are independent companies of the navy and colonial regulars, were under the authority of the French Minister of Marine, who was also responsible for the French navy, overseas trade, and French colonies.In New France, they were the only regular soldiers from 1685 to 1755, when several army battalions were dispatched to North America.The Naval Department of France began using the Compagnies to defend the fur trade and the local civilians from raiding Iroquois They were superseded by the arrival of large units of the army under Montcalm in 1756. The Compagnies ceased to exist in Canada after the fall of Montreal in 1760.In 1992 the Canadian Forces Naval Reserve revived the Compagnies as a historical re-enactment unit which has toured the country."@en }
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- Compagnies_Franches_de_la_Marine abstract "Not to be confused with Troupes de marineThe Compagnies Franches de la Marine (previously known as Troupes de la marine) are independent companies of the navy and colonial regulars, were under the authority of the French Minister of Marine, who was also responsible for the French navy, overseas trade, and French colonies.In New France, they were the only regular soldiers from 1685 to 1755, when several army battalions were dispatched to North America.The Naval Department of France began using the Compagnies to defend the fur trade and the local civilians from raiding Iroquois They were superseded by the arrival of large units of the army under Montcalm in 1756. The Compagnies ceased to exist in Canada after the fall of Montreal in 1760.In 1992 the Canadian Forces Naval Reserve revived the Compagnies as a historical re-enactment unit which has toured the country.".
- Q522876 abstract "Not to be confused with Troupes de marineThe Compagnies Franches de la Marine (previously known as Troupes de la marine) are independent companies of the navy and colonial regulars, were under the authority of the French Minister of Marine, who was also responsible for the French navy, overseas trade, and French colonies.In New France, they were the only regular soldiers from 1685 to 1755, when several army battalions were dispatched to North America.The Naval Department of France began using the Compagnies to defend the fur trade and the local civilians from raiding Iroquois They were superseded by the arrival of large units of the army under Montcalm in 1756. The Compagnies ceased to exist in Canada after the fall of Montreal in 1760.In 1992 the Canadian Forces Naval Reserve revived the Compagnies as a historical re-enactment unit which has toured the country.".