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Zulma Carraud (24
March 1796 – 24
April 1889) was a
French author. She is best
known for her children's
books and
textbooks particularly La
Petite Jeanne...
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Gaston Carraud (20 July 1864 – 15 June 1920) was a
French composer and
music critic. Born at Le Mée-sur-Seine,
Carraud was the son of Ivan
Carraud (1826–1881)...
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Vasily Zhukovsky,
Russian poet and
translator (b. 1783) 1889 –
Zulma Carraud,
French author (b. 1796) 1891 –
Helmuth von
Moltke the Elder,
German field...
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Christophe Carraud, préface de
Christophe Carraud, Grenoble, Jérôme Millon, 2005 (Internal libraries, trans.
Philippe Blanc and
Christophe Carraud, preface...
- de la vérité et
autres écrits de
jeunesse (1616–1631)
edited by
Vincent Carraud and
Gilles Olivo, Paris: PUF, 2013. Descartes, Œuvres complètes, new edition...
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heretics and schismatics,
Volume 1, 1844 p. 284.
Chisholm 1911.
Vincent Carraud (author of
Pascal et la philosophie, PUF, 1992), Le jansénisme Archived...
- 2017), Éric
Ciotti prend du
galon chez Les Républicains Le Figaro.
Simon Carraud and
Brian Love (14
March 2017) France's
Fillon under formal investigation...
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Lecointe (1834), and his tea
kettle and a
coffee pot
given to him by
Zulma Carraud in 1832. The
museum also
contains an 1842
daguerreotype of
Balzac by Louis-Auguste...
- Épernon,
Governor of Angoumois, pet of King
Henry III of
France Zulma Carraud (1796–1889), writer,
lived here in 1830–1834 and
frequently hosted Honoré...
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Diplomatic posts Preceded by
Pierre Carraud French Amb****ador to
Australia 1982–1985 Succeeded by
Bernard Follin Preceded by
French Amb****ador to India...
