- Adam
Lesage (né
Cœuret, also
called Dubuisson; fl.
April 1683), was a
French professional occultist and
alleged sorcerer. He was one of the
chief accused...
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several individuals,
including Kuhn, Kreysa, Rousar, Fleischmann, Alkire,
Coeuret, Pletcher, and
Walsh established many
other training centers and, with...
- 331–2. Schama, p. 331. Schama, p. 332; Linguet, p .69;
Coeuret, p. 54-5. Linguet, p. 69;
Coeuret, p. 54-5,
citing Charpentier (1789). Bournon, p. 30. Schama...
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People with the name include: Adam
Lesage (fl.
April 1683), born
Cœuret,
alias Dubuisson,
French occultist, a
leading figure in the
Affair of the...
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France – – HF
Rammensee – –
Federal Republic of
Germany 1971 – Capt. Eugène
Coeuret –
French Air
Force France No. 30 FW Sqn Ldr Pete
Sedgwick – RAF United...
- doi:10.1016/j.eururo.2011.06.049. PMID 21741761. Dhôte, R.; Pellicer-
Coeuret, M.; Thiounn, N.; Debré, B.; Vidal-Trecan, G. (2007). "Risk
factors for...
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Players Coaches Head
coach Germain Castano ****istant coach(es)
Emmanuel Coeuret Pierre Tillay Legend (C) Team
captain Injured Roster Updated:
January 8...
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remnant of the
earlier Romanesque cathedral. In the 15th
century Bishop Coeuret had the
vaulting erected on
intersecting ogival arches. The
trefoiled doors...
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Hennie Quentemeijer KO 2 1955-03-05 Newtown,
Powys Win 12-3-1
Roger Francis Coeuret TKO 4 1954-12-10
Belle Vue
Zoological Gardens,
Belle Vue,
Manchester Win...
- 1874–1884: Jean-Emile
Fonteneau (fr) 1884–1905: Charles-Evariste-Joseph
Coeuret-Varin (fr) 1906–1937: Charles-Paul
Sagot du
Vauroux (fr) 1938–1956: Jean-Marcel...
