(king of Bavaria and Italy)
CARACAL (of Rumania) CARLOMAN (Frankish princes)
CARACAL (animal) CARLOS I
CARACALLA CARLOS, DON (prince of Asturias)
CARACAS CARLOS, DON (son of King Charles IV)
CARACCI CARLOS, DON (prince of Bourbon)
CARACCIOLO, FRANCESCO CARLOW (county of Ireland)
CARACOLE CARLOW (town of Ireland)
CARACTACUS CARLSBAD
CARADOC SERIES CARLSBAD DECREES
CARALES CARLSTADT
CARAN D'ACHE CARLYLE, ALEXANDER
CARAPACE CARLYLE, JOSEPH DACRE
CARAPEGUA CARLYLE, THOMAS
CARAT CARMAGNOLA, FRANCESCO BUSSONE
CARAUSIUS, MARCUS AURELIUS CARMAGNOLA
CARAVACA CARMAGNOLE
CARAVAGGIO, MICHELANGELO DA CARMARTHEN
CARAVAGGIO, POLIDORO CALDARA DA CARMARTHENSHIRE
CARAVAN CARMATHIANS
CARAVANSERAI CARMAUX
CARAVEL CARMEL
CARAVELLAS CARMELITES
CARAWAY CARMICHAEL, GERSHOM
CARBALLO CARMINE
CARBAZOL CARMONA
CARBIDE CARNAC
CARBINE CARNARVON, EARLDOM OF
CARBO CARNARVON
CARBOHYDRATE CARNARVONSHIRE
CARBOLIC ACID CARNATIC
CARBON CARNATION
CARBONADO CARNEA
CARBONARI CARNEADES
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CAPEFIGUE, JEAN-BAPTISTE HONORE RAYMOND (1801-1872), French historian
and biographer, was born at Marseilles in 1801. At the age of twenty he
went to Paris to study law; but he soon deserted law for journalism. He
became editor of the _Quotidienne_, and was afterwards connected, either
as editor or leading contributor, with the _Temps_, the _Messager des
Chambres_, the _Revolution de 1848_ and other papers. During the
ascendancy of the Bourbons he held a post in the foreign office, to
which is due the royalism of some of his newspaper articles. Indeed all
Capefigue's works receive their colour from his legitimist politics; he
preaches divine right and non-resistance, and finds polite