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Angevin is the
traditional langue d'oïl
spoken in Anjou, a
historic province in
western France. It was also
spoken in
neighboring regions like the Pays...
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Madeleine Angevine is a
white wine
grape from the
Loire Valley in
France that is also po****r in Germany,
Kyrgyzstan and
Washington state. The early-ripening...
- The Château d'Angers is a
castle in the city of
Angers in the
Loire Valley, in the département of Maine-et-Loire, in France.
Founded in the 9th century...
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province occupied. This
region roughly correlates to
several regions:
Mayenne angevine (north west), Haut
Anjou (centre-northern),
Segreen (western), Baugeois...
- Lena
Angevine Warner (1869-1948) was an
American nurse and activist. She is
sometimes referred to as the "Tennessee's
pioneer nurse".
Warner founded the...
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Wayne George Angevine (born
September 13, 1935) is an
American former politician in the
state of Washington. He
served in the
Washington House of Representatives...
- d'Amboise (Paris, 1906) (in French)
Louis Helphen,
Recueil d'annales
angevines et vendómoises (Paris, 1903) (in French)
Auguste Molinier, Les Sources...
- The
Plantagenet style or
Angevine Gothic is an
architectural style of
western France,
mainly of the
second half of 12th and the 13th century. By Eugène...
- areas. The main
attractions of the city include: The m****ive Aragonese-
Angevine Castle. Its
origins are uncertain: most
likely it was
built in the 6th...
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Nelson Thornes. p. 52. ISBN 9780748736348.
Retrieved 27
January 2015.
Angevine, J.; Cotman, C. (1981).
Principles of Neuroanatomy. NY:
Oxford University...
