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Lucien Bergery (1787–1863) was a
French economist and
management theorist. He was a
founder of
scientific management. The son of an innkeeper,
Bergery was...
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France founded in 1936 by
Gaston Bergery and
Georges Izard. It was a
founding member of the Po****r Front.
Bergery had
originally been the
leading figure...
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victory of
December 1800 at Hohenlinden, near Munich).
Gaston and
Bettina Bergery had told the
Mosleys that the
property was on the market. They were neighbours...
- Ulis, a
commune south of Paris. The
family first settled in the
local Bergeries neighbourhood before moving to the
Hautes Plaines quarter shortly after...
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Archived from the
original on
December 7, 2021.
Retrieved December 6, 2021.
Bergery,
Benjamin (July 2005). "A
Golden Ticket".
American Cinematographer. Vol...
- Belgium,
George Branting of Sweden,
Vincent de Moro-Giafferi and
Gaston Bergery of France,
Betsy Bakker-Nort, a
lawyer and
member of
parliament of the...
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American Cinematographer 85:11, 36–40, 42–43, 45–46, 48–51 (2004); B.
Bergery, "Timing Alexander", ibid. 44–45 (2004). T. Carver, "Oliver Stone's Alexander:...
- by François
Couperin and is best
known under the
original title: Les
Bergeries (6e Ordre).
Minuet in G major, BWV Anh. 116
Polonaise in F major, BWV...
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Lalanne was
influenced by Babbage, but also by the
economist Claude Lucien Bergery, in
reducing the
issues to "technology".
William Jevons connected Babbage's...
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Rondeau B♭ maj.
Keyboard 432: 27 V/4: 85 by
Couperin (6ième Ordre: Les
Bergeries) 01494 1036 III 1731 (CPE) Trio D min. Vl Hc (2Vl Bc) VI/5 by Bach, C...
