- Jean-Pierre
Louis Souche (2
September 1927 – 10
January 2020) was a
French rower who
competed in the 1948
Summer Olympics and in the 1952
Summer Olympics...
- Arnolphe, a
bachelor who also uses the noble-sounding name of
Monsieur de la
Souche Agnès, his
innocent teenage ward Alain, a
peasant who is one of his servants...
-
during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Terms with a
similar meaning include de
souche (of the base of the tree, or root) and old
stock as in "Old
Stock Canadians"...
- La
Souche (French pronunciation: [la suʃ]; Occitan: La Socha) is a
commune in the Ardèche
department in
southern France. The
commune is
located in the...
- ISBN 9042004290.
William Beck (December 1968). "Arnolphe or
Monsieur de la
Souche?". The
French Review. 42 (2): 255. JSTOR 386804.
Oxford English Dictionary...
-
Imperial commander, de
Souches, and
after a
failed attempt to
capture Oudenaarde,
largely due to
obstructionism from de
Souches, he was
relieved of command...
- Paris.
Retrieved 13 May 2021. "Ligue 2 française : des RD-Congolais de
souche titulaires en
clubs en première journée". adiac-congo.com (in French). Agence...
- Menu blanc, Peut blanc, Pivoine,
Plant d'Essert,
Plant de Sacy, S****y,
Souche, Terzari, Tres Sailier, Tresalier, Tresallier, Tressaillier, Tressalier...
- as the
Front National (FN), however,
advances the
concept of Français de
souche or "indigenous" French. The
conventional conception of
French history starts...
- Jean-Louis
Raduit de
Souches (16
August 1608 to 12
August 1682), also
known as
Ludwig de
Souches, was a French-born
professional soldier who
spent a number...
