- Jacques-Antoine
Dulaure (born
December 3, 1755, in Clermont-Ferrand and died on
August 18, 1835, in Paris) was a
French archaeologist, historian, and...
- Oslo,
Norway Polytechnique.fr
Archived 2017-09-07 at the
Wayback Machine Dulaure, Jacques-Antoine (1974). Les Divinités génératrices. Vervier, Belgium:...
- nations. On 1 May 1793,
according to the
Girondin deputé Jacques-Antoine
Dulaure, 8,000
armed men
surrounded the
Convention and
threatened not to leave...
-
victim of any
bully was
colloquially called their hussard. Jacques-Antoine
Dulaure in 1825
called the
method "strange", "rather barbarous", and "iniquitous"...
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Gournay &
Somma 2013, p. 41.
Bourse de
Commerce – Structurae.
Dulaure 1824, p. 6–7.
Dulaure 1824, p. 7.
Costaz 1806, p. 273.
Bourse de
Commerce – Time Out...
- ISBN 9780805066333.
Kaplan 1996, p. 562.
Kaplan 1996, p. 54.
Dulaure 1824, p. 6–7.
Dulaure 1824, p. 7.
Gillispie 2004, p. 208.
Sherwood 2010, p. 38. Sherwood...
- Nôtre at
Versailles and elsewhere. This was
noted approvingly by
Jacques Dulaure in the 18th century: "Nature has
created this
effect of ever-flowing water...
- in the
commune of Le Broc, Puy-de-Dôme
before 1830 by Jacques-Antoine
Dulaure. It was
supposedly among twenty which covered a tomb
unearthed in Blanède...
- Patrimoine-histoire.fr page on the
history and art of the
church (in French)
Dulaure, Jacques-Antoine (1829).
Histoire physique,
civile et
morale de Paris....
- Révellière-Lépeaux,
dramatist Marie-Joseph Chénier, and Jacques-Antoine
Dulaure who
later sat with the Girondins.
Pierre Claude François
Daunou who ****ociated...
