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March 2016.
Retrieved 1
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Plouvier, M. and Saint-Denis, A. (eds.), 1998: Pour une
histoire monumentale de...
- in 4to (London) 1861 Les
Figures du
Temps 1 vol. in 12mo (Paris) 1861
Plouvier and
Vincent Les
Chansons d'Autrefois in 12mo
Coulon and Pineau,
Paris 1861...
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Historical Context", The Art
Bulletin 62.4 (December 1980), pp. 533–551
Plouvier, Martine, ed. (2000). La cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Beauvais: architecture...
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physiological or
biochemical processes. John
Griffith Vaughan and
Victor Plouvier were
among the
pioneers of chemotaxonomy. The body of any
animal in the...
- by
Maistre Chiquart,
master chef of
Amadeus VIII, Duke of Savoy.
Liane Plouvier, "La
gastronomie dans les Pays-Bas méridionaux sous les ducs de Bourgogne:...
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Opera librettos 1856: Un
Postillon en gage, one-act operetta, with Édouard
Plouvier,
music by
Jacques Offenbach, Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens, 9 February...
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unexpected guitar solo at the end of "Célesta (For Chantal)." Jean-Luc
Plouvier was the
primary keyboardist for this album, and
would form a
combo within...
- or
light spit of
various lengths."
Adamson (2004),
pages 57–62.
Liane Plouvier, "La
gastronomie dans les Pays-Bas méridionaux sous les ducs de Bourgogne:...
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Norman Conquest. The name
derives from the Old
French toponymic surname Plouvier and came from Plouvien, Brittany.
Notable people with the
surname include:...
- Hanappier: violin,
viola • Andy Kirk: piano, synthesizer,
voice • Jean-Luc
Plouvier: piano, synthesizer,
voice Allmusic review Daniel Denis;
Renato Moraes;...
