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Anthony Durier (August 7, 1832 –
February 28, 1904) was a French-born
American prelate of the
Catholic Church. He
served as the
third bishop of the Diocese...
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Charles Henri Durier (15
December 1830, in
Paris – 6 May 1899) was a
French geographer and alpinist.
During his career, he
worked as an
administrator in...
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Durier Hut (French:
Refuge Durier) is a
mountain hut in the Mont
Blanc m****if of the Alps. It is
located in Haute-Savoie
department of
France on the...
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Christophe Frédéric
Durier (French pronunciation: [kʁistɔf fʁedeʁik dyʁje]; born 3
August 1983),
better known by his
stage name
Christophe Willem (French:...
- 3.545. PMID 3590244. Bejot, Y.; Catteau, A.; Caillier, M.; Rouaud, O.;
Durier, J.; Marie, C.; Di Carlo, A.; Osseby, G.-V.; Moreau, T.; Giroud, M. (2008)...
- next five years,
until Reverend Anthony Durier of New
Orleans was
named by Pope Leo XIII in 1884.In 1886,
Durier ordered every parish in the
diocese to...
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following day, the Dômes de
Miages is
crossed and the
night is
spent at the
Durier cabin. The
third day
proceeds over l'Aiguille de Bionn****ay and the Dôme...
- ingentaconnect.com/content/esa/jee/1997/00000090/00000005/art00003 [dead link]
Durier, V.; Rivault, C. (2000). "Secondary
Transmission of
Toxic Baits in German...
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became home to the Belgian-American Club of Texas. In 1902,
Bishop Anthony Durier requested that the
Jesuits establish a
second parish in Shreveport. They...
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Refuges Albert Premier A
Neuve Argentière
Charpoua Cosmiques Couvercle Durier Elisabetta Francesco Gonella Grands Mulets Leschaux Mont-Blanc Plan de l'Aiguille...
