A ship of this name, carrying Jewish refugees from Europe, was refused entry into Havana in 1939.
A ship of this name, carrying Jewish refugees from Europe, was refused entry into Havana in 1939. John Robinson led an elephant across the Eads Bridge to a city of this name. The namesake of that ship and city was joined by his brother, Robert of Artois, on a disastrous campaign from Damietta to al-Mansurah during the (*) Seventh Crusade, and built the Sainte-Chapelle to house a piece of the True Cross. A vehicle named for this man was a modification of a Ryan M2 and used to travel between New York and Paris in 1927 by Charles Lindbergh. For 10 points, give this name of the only French king to be canonized, as well as an American city home to the Gateway Arch.
A ship of this name, carrying Jewish refugees from Europe, was refused entry into Havana in 1939.
Saint Louis [or Louis IX; or Spirit of Saint Louis; prompt on "Louis"]