the siege of savannah took place on december 13, 1864.
the siege of savannah took place on december 13, 1864.
when did the siege of savannah take place?
december 13, 1864
the siege of savannah or the second battle of savannah was an encounter of the american revolutionary war (1775-1783), in 1779. the year before, the city of savannah, georgia, had been captured by a british expeditionary corps under lieutenant-colonel archibald campbell. the siege itself consisted of a joint franco-american attempt to retake savannah, from september 16 to october 18, 1779. on october 9 a major assault against the british siege works failed. during the attack, polish nobleman count casimir pulaski, leading the combined cavalry forces on the american side, was mortally wounded. with the failure of the joint attack, the siege was abandoned, and the british remained in control of savannah until july 1782, near the end of the war.
siege of savannah
1956: "anthologie de l’amour sublime" 









































1957: "gigot, sa vie, son œuvre" 









































1960: "le premier tournage de porno"









































section::::english translations.









































bullet::::- "four years after the dog". poems of benjamin péret. arc publications, 1974.









































bullet::::- "irregular work". actual size press, 1984.









































bullet::::- "death to the pigs and the field of battle". atlas press, 1988.









































bullet::::- "from the hidden storehouse (selected poems by benjamin péret)". oberlin college, 1991.









































bullet::::- "mad balls". atlas press, 1991.









































bullet::::- "the automatic muse". atlas press, 1994.









































bullet::::- "a menagerie in revolt! selected writings". black swan press, 2009.
benjamin péret