pour la patrie造句

• The slab on top bears the inscription ICI REPOSE UN SOLDAT FRAN茿IS MORT POUR LA PATRIE 1914 1918 ( " Here lies a French soldier who died for the fatherland 1914 1918 " ).
• In the 1880s it was re-styled in French as " Pour la Patrie " for a projected production at the Th殁tre Ch鈚eau-d'Eau in Paris which did not happen.
• The motto of the " lyc閑 " was " Pour la Patrie, par le livre et par l'閜閑 " ( For the Homeland, by the book and by the sword ).
• In the 1890s, he wrote a futuristic " roman ?clef " about Canadian politics called " Pour la Patrie " ( translated into English the 1970s as " For My Country " ).
• The tablet on the left hand side reads " MISERICORDIEUX JESUS / DONNEZ LEUR LE REPOS ETERNEL / CEUX QUI PIEUSEMENT SONT MORTS POUR LA PATRIE / ONT DROIT QU'A LEUR CERCUEIL LA FOULE VIENNE ET PRIE " whilst that on the right reads " VIERGE COMPATISSANTE / CONSOLEZ LES AFFLIGES / HEUREUX CEUX QUI SONT MORTS DANS LES GRANDES BATAILLES / COUCHES DESSUS LE SOL A LA FACE DE DIEU ".
• According to Halina Goldberg in her book " Music in Chopin's Warsaw " ( 93 ), " The piece also speaks to the audiences through the evocation of familiar national tunes associated with the three heroes : in the section marked'Souvenir de leur d関oument pour la patrie,'we hear successively Prince Poniatowski's Favorite March, the Trio of Ko [
  ciuszko's Polonaise " And When You Depart, Fare Well " ( A kiedy odje |
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  browski Mazurka, ( aka the Polish National Anthem ) ."