Jean Sг Bastien Rouillard Portrait Of Etienne Jacques Joseph Alexandre Étienne macdonald portrait 766 × 785; 160 kb. Étienne macdonald 345 × 529; 63 kb. Étude pour le portrait du maréchal macdonald (jacques louis david) 2,127 × 2,504; 1.49 mb. categories: macdonald (surname) Étienne (given name) jacques (given name) joseph (given name) alexandre (given name). Étienne jacques joseph alexandre macdonald, [1][2][3] 1st duc de tarente (french pronunciation: [etjɛn ʒak ʒozɛf alɛksɑ̃dʁ makdɔnald]; 17 november 1765 – 25 september 1840 [4]), was a marshal of the empire and military leader during the french revolutionary and napoleonic wars. [5] while not as famous as the other marshals of.
г Tienne Jacques Joseph Alexandre Macdonald Duc De Tarente 1765 1840 Étienne jacques joseph alexandre macdonald was born on november 17, 1765 in sedan to a scottish jacobite exiled in france. he began his military career in 1785 after having tried studying either engineering or religion depending on the source. as a lieutenant he supported the dutch in their struggle against the german emperor, but the peace. Étienne jacques joseph alexandre macdonald (1765 1840) was a marshal of france and military leader during the french revolutionary wars and the napoleonic wars, regarded with respect for both his military achievements and his personal character. born in france to jacobite scottish parents, he embarked on his military career in 1785. Soldier of the revolution. the son of a scottish soldier who had supported bonnie prince charlie's failed attempt to take the english throne, etienne jacques joseph alexandre was born in france since his father had fled from scotland after the failed uprising. due to macdonald's scottish heritage, napoleon was known to joke that he dared not. Commandant en chef of the combined army for the defence of paris, under the orders of the duc de berry, 17 march, 1815. followed louis xviii to the border and then returned to paris where he served as a grenadier in the garde nationale. grand chancelier of the légion d'honneur, 2 july, 1815.
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