Dubbing tool

A tool used by carpenters for Du Bellay, ( doo - bel'lai,) JEAN, a French cardinal and statesman, who enjoyed the favor of Francis I., and was sent as amba ador to Henry VIII. of England and the Pope, Paul III. He was appointed lieutenant general of the kingdom during the absence of Francis, who was engaged against the emperor Charles V. in Provence. Falling into disgrace on the death of this king, he retired to Rome. B. 1492; D. 1560. This cardinal protected and encouraged letters, and it was at his suggestion that the College of France was founded. Rabelais was attached to his establishment. His brother GUILLAUME Was one of Francis I.'s bravest generals, and was viceroy of Piedmont, where he defeated the Imperialists; he wrote some interesting memoirs, which he called Ogdoades. smoothing the surface of wood.