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Captain Savalette was a
Basque ship's
captain who, in 1607,
reportedly had been
fishing off Canso, Nova
Scotia since 1565.
Based in Saint-Jean-de-Luz...
- Geneviève-Charlotte-Agnès
Savalette (1735–1795),
mainly known as the
Marquise de Gléon, was an
amateur playwright and
actress active in 18th-century society...
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mystical Freemasonry was
founded in 1773 by
Marquis Charles-Pierre-Paul
Savalette de
Langes within the
Masonic lodge "Les Amis réunis", of
which he was...
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actress Genevieve Pezet (1913–2009), American-born
French artist Geneviève
Savalette (1735–1795),
French playwright and
actress Genevieve Schatz, American...
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politician Josef Anton Sauter (1742–1817),
German lawyer Charles-Pierre-Paul
Savalette de
Langes (1746–1797),
captain of the
French National Guard and aide to...
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Marquis de
Thorn joined the Philaléthes, a
Masonic society founded by
Savalette de
Langes in Paris. In 1776 he
founded Universal Society in
London to...
- (1908–1981,
United States) Jean-Paul
Sartre (1905–1980, France) Geneviève
Savalette (1735–1795, France) Mark
Scharf (born 1956,
United States)
Georges Schehadé...
- tax-farmer,
Charles Savalette [fr], and his wife,
Catherine née
Delaire (1714-1786). He
began his
career under the
sponsorship of the
Savalettes, who emplo****...
- scientist,
civil servant, author, role with
Experimental farms 1952
Savalette Established Acadian "sedentary"
fisheries 1944
Frank W.
Schofield Veterinarian...
- officers,
including Alexandre Roëttiers de Montaleau, the
Marquis de
Savalette de Langes, and
Bacon de la Chevalerie. The
first ****embly was held on...
