Djolof expanded its dominance of small chiefdoms south of the Senegal River ( Waalo, Cayor Baol, Sine – Saloum ), bringing together all the Senegambia to which he gave religious and social unity: the " Grand Djolof " Jean Boulègue, Le grand Jolof, XIII < sup > e </ sup >- XVI < sup > e </ sup > siècle, vol.

His 1982 composition, Le grand tango, for cello and piano was premiered in New Orleons by the Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich and the pianist Igor Uriash before the end of the year.

Le Pen then failed to obtain the 500 signatures from " grand electors " ( grands électeurs, mayors, etc.

* Dominique Venner, Le plus grand marchand d ' armes de l ' Histoire: Sir Basil Zaharoff.

Le singe du grand ' garde

nl: Le grand bleu

* Le grand pari, l ' aventure du Traité de Rome ( with Christiane Rimbaud )

* Le grand chef starring Gini Cervi directed by Henri Verneuil ( 1959 )

fr: Le Vol du grand rapide

* Le grand vestiaire ( 1949 ); translated as The Company of Men ( 1950 )

When Fouquet became King Louis XIV's superintendent of finances ( Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industry ( France )) in 1657, he commissioned Le Vau, Le Brun and Le Nôtre to renovate his estate and garden to match his grand ambition.

Le grand voyage au pays des Hurons.

In 1927, Poulenc bought Le grand coteau, a house close to Noizay in the Touraine, where he enjoyed the quiet atmosphere he needed to work.

In 2005 he came in 17th place in the French language Le plus grand Belge, a public vote of national heroes in Belgium.

; Peetermans, Le Prince de Ligne, ou un écrivain grand seigneur ( Liege, 1857 ), Etudes et notices historique concernant l ' histoire des Pays Bas, vol.

* Étienne Buisson: Le mirage de l ' Inde: la dramatique existence d ' un grand Français au XVIIIe siècle: Bertrand Mahé de La Bourdonnais.

* Le temps, ce grand sculpteur ( 1984 )-translated That Mighty Sculptor, Time ( by Walter Kaiser ), essays, ISBN 0-85628-159-X

The French pavilion, on the Court of Peace that was the grand open space northeast of the Theme Center, ran such a celebrated restaurant that after the fair closed and World War II ended, the restaurant remained in New York City – and soon established itself ( as Le Pavillon ) as one of the finest French dining establishments in the city.

* Jeremy Collier, translator, The Great Historical, Geographical, Genealogical and Poetical Dictionary, translated from Louis Moreri, Le grand dictionnaire historique ( a continuation " by another hand ", published 1705 )

* Children's literature ( illustration ) Luc Melanson, Le grand voyage de Monsieur

* Eric Anceau, " Barthélemy Hauréau ( 1812-1896 )-Itinéraire d ' un grand esprit du XIXe siècle entre Paris et Le Mans ", in: Revue Historique et Archéologique du Maine, Le Mans, Société Historique et Archéologique du Maine, 2006

Le Notre wanted his grand perspective from the palace to the western end of the garden to continue outside the garden.

The dean of Rouen recovered the body from the chapter of Le Mans a month later by law suit so the Young Henry could be buried in Normandy as he had desired in his testament.

* Prix Médicis French: Vassilis Alexakis, La Langue maternelle and Andreï Makine, Le testament français

*# Le testament des ruines ( 2004 ),

** French-Michel Ouellette, Le testament du couturier and Éric Charlebois, Faux-fuyants

* 1995 – La Langue maternelle – Vassilis Alexakis and Le testament français ( Dreams of My Russian Summers ) – Andreï Makine

* Trillium Book Award French: Michel Ouellette, Le testament du couturier and Éric Charlebois, Faux-fuyants

* Le Nouveau testament à travers 100 chefs-d ’ œuvre de la peinture ( 2003 )

* Le bon sens du curé J. Meslier, suivi de son testament published 1830 includes correspondence of Voltaire on Meslier's testament, a biography of Meslier by Voltaire, Le bon sens, by d ' Holbach, and the Extrait of the Testament producd by Voltaire.

Le testament français was published in English as Dreams of My Russian Summers in the United States, and under its original French title in the United Kingdom.

Its press reception was more favourable than that for any of Bizet's other operas ; Le Ménestral's critic hailed the second act as " a masterpiece from beginning to end ".

Later influential works include the penny dreadful Varney the Vampire ( 1847 ); Sheridan Le Fanu's tale of a lesbian vampire, Carmilla ( 1872 ) and the masterpiece of the genre: Bram Stoker's Dracula ( 1897 ).

Mucha considered his publication Le Pater to be his printed masterpiece, and referred to it in The Sun of 5 January 1900 as what he had " put soul into ".

* Le voir dit (" A True Story ") ( c. 1362 – 65 ) – Often seen as Machaut's masterpiece, this poem is an early example of meta-fiction and tells of the sadness and separation of the narrator, from his lady and of the false rumors that are spread about him.

It is a replica of his masterpiece " Le Soir ".

His masterpiece was Le Horla ( 1887 ), which was the basis for the 1963 film Diary of a Madman.

Pierre Bourdieu was instrumental in publishing Benveniste's other masterpiece, Vocabulaire des Institutions Indo-Européennes in his series Le Sens Commun at radical publisher Editions de Minuit ( 1969 ).

* Claude Monet included a portrait of Gustave Courbet in his own version of Le déjeuner sur l ' herbe from 1865 – 1866, inspired by Manet's masterpiece.

Exemplary work, such as the English Le Morte d ' Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory ( c. 1408 – 1471 ), the Catalan Tirant lo Blanch, and the Spanish or Portuguese Amadis de Gaula ( 1508 ), spawned many imitators, and the genre was popularly well-received, producing such masterpiece of Renaissance poetry as Ludovico Ariosto's Orlando furioso and Torquato Tasso's Gerusalemme Liberata and other sixteenth-century literary works in the romance genre.

Based on a painting | painted portrait by Charles Le Brun, Robert Nanteuil's engraving of Pompone de Bellièvre has been described as " foremost among his masterpieces, and a chief masterpiece of art, being, in the judgment of more than one connoisseur, the most beautiful engraved portrait that exists.

Matthew Bruccoli calls it " the book that is and may always be Le Carré's masterpiece ".