Talk:Légion Noire

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Just started this page today, will be doing a lot more work on it, the last invasion of britain page and The william Tate page. Please be patient and don't edit it to within an inch of its life just yet Django1222

Factual accuracy, or perhaps there were Two Black Legions?

La Legion Noire was also the name of a counter-revolutionary emigre force founded in Baden in 1790 by Mirabeau, and commanded by his younger brother. It was later absorbed by the army commanded by the Duc d Provence, and headquartered in Koblenz. This is not to be confused with the Conde's emigre army, which was also founded in 1791, but only disbanded in 1800. Auntieruth55 (talk) 16:50, 21 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]