10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «BEGÁRD»
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begárd in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
begárd and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Honour-Based Violence: Experiences and Counter-Strategies ...
The Case of Begard Hussein (Known Also as Begard Qalati) Begard Hussein, 27 years old, was a poet and journalist. She was a single mother, living with her six-year-old daughter in a rented house after she separated from her husband.
Dr Nazand Begikhani, Professor Gill Hague, Dr Aisha K Gill, 2015
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Mortal Heart - Pagina 120
Balthazaar dismounts near the entrance, as do Malestroit and Begard. once we are inside, the hellequin gently herd the souls to the threshold to the Underworld. The souls stand rigid and terrified. It is Malestroit who speaks first. “You do not ...
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Brittany and the Angevins: Province and Empire 1158–1203
I would speculate that Constance's original charter con®rmed the grant of a tithe of her revenues from the right of wreck, perhaps speci®cally from the coasts of the barony of TreÂguier since Begard had been founded and patronised by ...
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Cytoskeleton of the Nervous System - Pagina 120
Biochem Pharmacol 66:1619–1625 Hamdane M, Dourlen P, Bretteville A, Sambo AV, Ferreira S, Ando K, Kerdraon O, Begard S, Geay L, Lippens G, Sergeant N, Delacourte A, Maurage CA, Galas MC, Buee L (2006) Pin1 allows for differential ...
Ralph A. Nixon, Aidong Yuan, 2011
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The Charters of Duchess Constance of Brittany and Her ... - Pagina 74
Concession to the abbey of Bégard of tenth part of ducal brefs in the duchy, with consent of Arthur. A. Lost. Ind. Recueil des actes de Jean IV, duc de Bretagne, ed. M. Jones, 2 vols, Paris 1 980-3, i, no. 324, 1 Oct. 1379, confirmation by John IV ...
Judith Everard, Michael C. E. Jones, 1999
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The Creation of Brittany: A Late Medieval State - Pagina 87
Par la suite, la famille de Fougères fit des donations en Angleterre à Rillé et à Savigny, et parmi les nouvelles fondations du XII° siècle, un petit groupe de maisons bretonnes du nord, telles Bégard, Bon-Repos et en 1202 Beauport, attirèrent ...
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Early Yorkshire Charters: Volume 4, The Honour of Richmond
Notification by Omnisius, abbot of Bégard, that Alan, a count of Britanny, had given at his death to the abbey of Bégard where he lay buried land for making a grange in the soke of Gayton [le Wold, Lines]; but as this benefaction was far from the ...
William Farrer, Charles Travis Clay, 2013
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The Heads of Religious Houses: England and Wales, II. ... - Pagina 261
22 Aug. 1372 (ibid. 44-5). D. by 6 Jan. 1392 (CPR 1391-96, p. 12). Seal (Mon. Seals, p. 7). BEGARE (Yorks N.) (Pcell/grange dependent on abbey of Bégard). f. temp. Henry III; diss. 1414. Sometimes called Richmond mills. See VCH Yorks, III, ...
David M. Smith, Vera C. M. London, 2001
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Hystérectomie dans les suites immédiates d'un accouchement...
Le sujet de ce mémoire basé sur l'hystérectomie d'hémostase aurait pu être abordé sur un plan purement médical.
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Petit Futé Côtes d'Armor - Pagina 94
Le village de Bégard tire probablement son nom de Bégars, ermite vivant à l'abbaye de Plouscoat. L'ABBAYE CISTERCIENNE On peut voir les bâtiments des anciennes écuries, hostellerie et buanderie ainsi qu'un bâtiment du chapitre édifié ...
Dominique Auzias, Jean-Paul Labourdette, 2009
