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Louis Becquey (24
September 1760 – 2 May 1849) was a
French counter-revolutionary. He was born in Vitry-le-François, Marne, France.
Journal des débats...
- that only it and the
Huastec languages have
fewer than 300,000
speakers (
Becquey 2012, para 1). Furthermore, only one of the
three extant Ch’olan languages...
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Maldonado 2017, pp. 54, 66–67, 73.
Becquey 2012, para. 13. Aissen,
England &
Zavala Maldonado 2017, pp. 44-45, 387.
Becquey 2012, para. 13 fn. 9;
Brinton 1869...
- one of the 72
names inscribed on the
Eiffel Tower.
Rapport à
Monsieur Becquey et Mémoire sur les
ponts suspendus.
Notice sur le pont des Invalides, chez...
- the 19th
century the
first bridge was constructed. In 1801, the
engineer Becquey de Beaupré
proposed a five-arched bridge. In 1854, the
bridge was judged...
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Jones 2000, p. 353.
Jones 2000, p. 353.
Becquey 2012, para 19, maps 3, 6, 8.
Thompson 1938, pp. 586, 590;
Becquey 2012, map 6.
Thompson 1938, pp. 586–587;...
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preponderance of
Yucatecan branch languages in the
southern Lowlands (
Becquey 2012, paras. 8-10).
Mopan Mayan is
thought to have been the
first language...
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practical man of affairs. The
Baron of
Barante Jacques Claude Beugnot Louis Becquey Maine de
Biran The Duke of
Broglie Pierre Paul Royer-Collard
Benjamin Constant...
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obtained a
leave of
absence from the new head of the Corp des Ponts,
Louis Becquey, and
returned to Paris. He
resumed his
engineering duties in the spring...
- with
locks of
varying width and length,
until it was
improved to the
Becquey gauge in the 1840s. The
enlargement to
Freycinet gauge was
completed by...
