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Anatole de
Monzie (French pronunciation: [anatɔl də mɔ̃zi]; 22
November 1876, Bazas,
Gironde – 11
January 1947, Paris) was a
French administrator, encyclopaedist...
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Villa de
Monzie, and
Villa Stein-de
Monzie.
Located at 17 Rue de
professeur Victor Pauchet, the
villa was
built for
Gabrielle Colaco-Osorio de
Monzie (1882–1961)...
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Monzie Castle is a
castellated mansion, near
Monzie in
Perth and Kinross,
Scotland that incorporates...
- for Sarah,
Michael and
their longtime friend Gabrielle Colaco-Osorio de
Monzie (1882–1961)
between 1926 and 1928. For the
Steins and
their friend the house...
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Monzie –
pronounced money (IPA /ˈmʌni/), from the
Gaelic Moighidh, "a
level tract", a
parish in
Perthshire near
Crieff which lends its name to
Monzie...
- the 1990s. Off this,
there are
several squares:
Monzie Square (named
after the
Cameron Campbells of
Monzie, Perthshire,
former landowners in the town); Station...
- the
initial editor of the Encyclopédie française
together with
Anatole de
Monzie.
Lucien Febvre was born and
brought up in Nancy, in
northeastern France...
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Dalbiez -
Minister of
Liberated Regions Changes 3
April 1925 -
Anatole de
Monzie succeeds Clémentel as
Minister of Finance. Édouard
Herriot -
President of...
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Patrick Campbell, Lord
Monzie (1675–1751) was a
Scottish judge and
Senator of the
College of Justice. He was born in
Monzie Castle, two
miles north-east...
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nurse and
accused witch who
served the
House of
Inchbrakie in the
Parish of
Monzie, near
Crieff in Scotland. The date of her
death is disputed,
ranging from...
