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Comte de Rochambeau
I'm doing a small progect on Comte de Rochambeau, and every time I search on him I get a name way longer, with his name in it. To be specific, i get Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau. Is that his full name? Should I search for information using this full name? Will I obtain more results that way, because using Comte de Rochambeau doesnt help me get anything. THANKS!
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why don't you try it and find out?
well i'm giving you advice for in the future, when you have a question that would take about 5 seconds to find out, it would be more time efficient to try it for yourself instead of waiting HOURS on advicenators. just giving you some intelligent advice.
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As far as I know Comte de Rochambeau is a title, but he is often referred to by this, rather than the rest of his name. I couldn't find anything to back this up however, though I am fairly sure its a title along the lines of 'duc'.
[Link](Mouse over link to see full location) is probably the best reference I found online, you would probably do better hitting the libraries or jstor rather than the internet though.
But anyways, yeah , you'll probably find more looking for "Comte de Rochambeau" or simply "Rochambeau" than "Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur".
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i no for a fact it is i had to no the wholeee name for a quizz lol
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that's his full name. I think(though I've never taken French or anything) comte de rochambeau means count of rochambeau(a city or something). You should try searching both ways. Wikipedia has a nice article, though It's not a scholarly source, and you can't use it on a really formal report: [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
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