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Blosseville (French pronunciation: [blɔsvil]) is a
commune in the Seine-Maritime
department in the
Normandy region in
northern France. A
small farming...
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Jules Poret de
Blosseville (29 July 1802 –
August 1833) was a
French naval officer,
geographer and explorer. Born in 1802, he
joined the
French Navy at...
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Blosseville Coast (Danish:
Blosseville Kyst) is a long
stretch of
coast in King
Christian IX Land,
eastern Greenland.
Administratively it
belongs to...
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William de
Blosseville,
probably from
Blosseville, was the
consul and duke of
Gaeta (as
William II) from 1103 to 1105,
after ousting Duke Gualg****. He...
- as a
letter written by
Blosseville: "M. Nell de Bréanté écrit que, d'après les
communications qu'il a reçues de M. de
Blosseville, ... [en Nouvelle-Zélande]...
- 19th-century
scientific explorers, René Primevère
Lesson and
Jules de
Blosseville. They had
visited New
Zealand in 1824 as part of the 1822–1825 cir****navigational...
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which was
subsequently named after him. It
appears to have been
Jules de
Blosseville who
first applied the name Port
Pegasus to
South Port, on his 1824 Carte...
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headland of the
Westfjords peninsula of Hornstrandir, and Cape
Tupinier on
Blosseville Coast in East Greenland. The
official International Hydrographic Organization...
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Montebello (born 4
December 1804 in Paris; died 29
August 1875 in Château de
Blosseville, Pennedepie) was a
French general and politician. He was the
fourth and...
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scientific goals, the crew of the
expedition was
asked to
search for
Jules de
Blosseville, who
disappeared aboard the
Lilloise in
Arctic waters a few
years earlier...
