The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 5Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... France ( ancient District of Agenais ) . He studied at Montauban , became pastor at Nîmes in 1654 , and was also professor of theology in the Protestant college there , where in 1661 he was forbidden to preach , on account of his ...
... France ( ancient District of Agenais ) . He studied at Montauban , became pastor at Nîmes in 1654 , and was also professor of theology in the Protestant college there , where in 1661 he was forbidden to preach , on account of his ...
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... France , was elected Deputy in 1827 and 1830 , and after the July Revolution was put in command of the troops in Algeria . For his services in that ca- pacity he was made marshal of France in 1831 , but was soon afterwards recalled . He ...
... France , was elected Deputy in 1827 and 1830 , and after the July Revolution was put in command of the troops in Algeria . For his services in that ca- pacity he was made marshal of France in 1831 , but was soon afterwards recalled . He ...
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... France in 1869 , he finished his medical course and began the practice of his profession . There he acquired great political influence , and after the fall of the Empire was chosen mayor of the Eighteenth Ar- rondissement ( Buttes ...
... France in 1869 , he finished his medical course and began the practice of his profession . There he acquired great political influence , and after the fall of the Empire was chosen mayor of the Eighteenth Ar- rondissement ( Buttes ...
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... France . But his zeal was soon cooled , and by want of foresight and unreasonable economy he laid himself open to an attack from the turbulent Roman nobles , which obliged him to invoke the mediation of the Emperor . When this danger ...
... France . But his zeal was soon cooled , and by want of foresight and unreasonable economy he laid himself open to an attack from the turbulent Roman nobles , which obliged him to invoke the mediation of the Emperor . When this danger ...
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... France , Spain , and Naples were at variance with him , chiefly on account of his support of the Jesuits ; Venice wished to reform the religious orders without his interference ; Poland was seeking to diminish his influence ; the Romans ...
... France , Spain , and Naples were at variance with him , chiefly on account of his support of the Jesuits ; Venice wished to reform the religious orders without his interference ; Poland was seeking to diminish his influence ; the Romans ...
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