10 LIBRI IN POLACCO ASSOCIATI CON «POINT DAPPUI»
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Le Point d'Appui entre la Hollande et l'Angeleterre, et la reponse à ...
Si la reponse qu'on y a faite sous le nom d'un marchand d'Amsterdam, ne suffit pas aux gens de bon sens pour percer le voile dont on tâche decouvrir les vuës Angloises, le Point d'appui entre la Hollande (5° l'Angleterre, y suppléera.
François Antoine Chevrier, 1759
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Elements of Tacticks, and Introduction to Military Evolutions for ...
< The point dappui, is that point, to which the wing of a battalion or corps of an army is fixed. From which fixed wing, as soon as the line has wheeled in, it is then to begin to make the alignment with the opposite point de vue.} and one iingle case ...
Friedrich Christoph von Saldern, Isaac Landmann, 1787
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The Mammals of India: A Natural History of All the Animals Known to ...
the points which rest on the ground are studded with little transversely- curved ridges, or duplications similar to those ... these animals perform the most astounding leaps from below, barely touching with their soles the point dappui above.
Thomas Claverhill Jerdon, 1867
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Cerise: A Tale of the Last Century - Tom 1 - Strona 159
"I have not yet found much, I confess, though Point-d'Appui's airs and graces in the dance there would afford it to any one who had seen them as often as I have." She laughed scornfully, leaning on his arm. "And they call that thing a Man!
George John Whyte-Melville, 1866
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Daybooks and Notebooks, Volume III: Diary in Canada, Notebooks, Index
a – do — be mo-ra-le entree elite point d'appui • | a fulcrum Roue point dappui [3] touraure [?] [sheet torn] or log, as of finge or jewelry ex-e-gé-sis-the science of literary interpralate – the author's meaning coupon koo pong facăde—the front of ...
Walt Whitman, William White, 2007
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The Theological review [ed. by C. Beard]. - Tom 1 - Strona 105
looked at from more points of view than one, and that it takes a decided colour from the subjective influence of the mind ... It is always satisfactory when we can get some good external testimony as a point dappui for the higher criticism in its ...
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History of Europe: From the Commencement of the French Revolution to ...
... instead of a source of weakness, June 26. a point dappui to the Republicans. Their position nearly resembled that of Napoleon at Leipsic; but the superiority of force on that occasion secured a very different result to the Allies from that which ...
Sir Archibald Alison, 1849
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An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects: Founded on ...
... and likewise posteriorly produced into a point, which is received into an excavation in front of the mesosternum, ... the convexity of their bodies preventing them from obtaining a " point dappui" upon the surfaces upon which they are laid ...
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Bradshaw's illustrated hand-book for travellers in Belgium, on the ...
This chateau, with the advantages afforded by its wood and orchard, formed a strong point dappui to the British right wing. The chateau was occupied by a detachment of the guards under Lord Saltoun. The French army was full two miles in ...
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Entomologia Edinensis: Or A Description and History of the Insects ...
These unite strictly with the base of the abdomen, and serve as the points of attachment to the other pairs of feet. ... Its apparent position between the wings, has occasioned its being regarded too exclusively as a kind of point dappui in flight.
James Wilson, James Duncan, 1834
