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carmagnole

Wild song and dance that accompanied the peasant costume of the same name, from Piedmont and the Midi, worn by southern French revolutionaries to Paris in 1793. The song and dance were very popular with the revolutionaries during the Terror in Paris.

The refrain of each verse was: ‘Vive le son, vive le son / Dansons la Carmagnole / Vive le son du canon!’.



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Mark Forster, 41, was accused of battering 27-year-old Roland Carmagnole to death in 1987, but was cleared of murder by a Liverpool Crown Court jury.
Mr Carmagnole was assaulted while walking to his home in Oxford Road, Bootle, after a night out.
Mauritius-born Roland Carmagnole, 27, was walking home from drinks with friends in 1987 when he was hit with a 3ft-long piece of wood.
 
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