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James Heyward Trapier (November 24, 1815 –
December 21, 1865) was a
career United States Army officer, who
fought during the Mexican–American War. He...
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Spitler (Summus Hospitalarius),
responsible for all
hospital affairs The
Trapier,
responsible for
dressing and
armament The
Marschall (Summus Marescalcus)...
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Elizabeth du Gué
Trapier (1893-1974) was an
American art historian, born in Washington, D.C.,
notable for her
publications on
Spanish art.
After graduating...
- 2014. Draper, p. 45
Trapier,
Patrice (1991). "Flambeau C".
Princes de sang (in French). Solar. pp. 102, 109. ISBN 2-263-01663-5.
Trapier,
Patrice (1991)....
- Paul
Trapier (1749–1778) was a
public official in
South Carolina during the
American Revolution.
Trapier was born Georgetown,
South Carolina, and educated...
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careers of six art
historians in the
Hispanic field:
Elizabeth du Gué
Trapier,
Beatrice Gilman Proske,
Alice Wilson Frothingham,
Florence Lewis May,...
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early in 1863.
Killed at Port Gibson, Mississippi, May 1, 1863, aged 29.
Trapier,
James H.
Brigadier general rank, nom:
October 21, 1861 conf: December...
- Dupond-Moretti".
Franceinfo (in French). 2015-12-12.
Retrieved 2017-03-10.
Trapier, Patrice. "Eric Dupond-Moretti, en rage et noir - leJDD.fr". LeJDD.fr (in...
- (June 1962). "Valdés Leal,
Spanish Baroque Painter by
Elizabeth du Gué
Trapier". The Art
Bulletin (Book Review). 44 (2): 141–146. JSTOR 3048004. Wethey...
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regiment of the
State Reserves to
General James H.
Trapier, in
command of the
Georgetown District.
Trapier was less than
pleased with the
troops and artillery...
