Let my red republican subjects recall Valmy and Jemappes, and their generals KELLERMANN and DUMAURIOZ.

We are the premier regiment of the French cavalry, the First Hussars of Bercheny, and, though it is true that our men are all recruited in Alsace, and few of them can speak anything but German, they are as good Frenchmen as Kleber or Kellermann, who came from the same parts.

The French emigrants believed that they had only to threaten with a similar fate men like Kellermann and Hoche to make them flee without a blow.

All the fighting men she could muster had marched to the frontier, and, even so, only a demoralized mass of levies, under Dumouriez and Kellermann, lay between the most redoutable regiments of the world and Paris.

In vain the French gentlemen implored the Prussian King to support them if they alone should storm Kellermann's batteries.

Thither indeed Kellermann's men were sent, since they had promised not to serve against the coalition for a year, but even of these a division was surrounded and cut to pieces in the disaster of Torfou.

R109309, 20Mar53, Louis Untermeyer (A) KELLERMANN, BERNHARD. Die Brüder Schellenberg, Roman.

R110391, 4Feb53, Frau Bernhard Kellermann (W) KELLERMANN, Frau BERNHARD Die Brüder Schellenberg.

R110391, 4Feb53, Frau Bernhard Kellermann (W) KELLERMANN, Frau BERNHARD Die Brüder Schellenberg.

R110391. SEE Kellermann, Bernhard.

KELLERMANN, BERNHARD.

Ellen Kellermann (W); 1Mar62; R291731.

KELLERMANN, ELLEN.

SEE Kellermann, Ellen.

R109309, 20Mar53, Louis Untermeyer (A) KELLERMANN, BERNHARD. Die Brüder Schellenberg, Roman.

R110391, 4Feb53, Frau Bernhard Kellermann (W) KELLERMANN, Frau BERNHARD Die Brüder Schellenberg.

R110391, 4Feb53, Frau Bernhard Kellermann (W) KELLERMANN, Frau BERNHARD Die Brüder Schellenberg.

R110391. SEE Kellermann, Bernhard.

KELLERMANN, BERNHARD.

Ellen Kellermann (W); 1Mar62; R291731.

KELLERMANN, ELLEN.

SEE Kellermann, Ellen.

BRUNSWICK, CHARLES WILLIAM, DUKE OF, Prussian general, commanded the Prussian and Austrian forces levied to put down the French Revolution; emitted a violent, blustering manifesto, but a Revolutionary army under Dumouriez and Kellermann met him at Valmy, and compelled him to retreat in 1792; was beaten by Davout at Auerstädt, and mortally wounded (1735-1806).

KELLERMANN, FRANÇOIS CHRISTOPHE, Duke of Valmy, French general born in Alsace, son of a peasant; entered the army at 17; served in the Seven Years' War; embraced the Revolution; defeated the Duke of Brunswick at Valmy in 1792; served under Napoleon as commander of the reserves on the Rhine, but supported the Bourbons at the Restoration (1735-1820).

VALMY, a village of France, 20 m. NE. of Châlons, where the Prussians, under the Duke of Brunswick, were defeated by the troops of the French Republic under Kellermann in 1792.