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Eliza Ashurst Bardonneau (born
Elizabeth Ann Ashurst; 8 July 1813 – 25
November 1850) was a
member of an
important family of
radical activists in mid-nineteenth-century...
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Maurice Charles Adolphe Bardonneau (22 May 1885 – 3 July 1958) was a
French cyclist. He
competed at the 1906
Summer Olympics (Intercalated Games) in the...
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original on 13 May 2006.
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Kalonji WM,
Bardonneau C,
Mordt OV,
Blesson S,
Simon F, et al. (January 2018). "Oral fexinidazole...
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December 2004.
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Kalonji WM,
Bardonneau C,
Mordt OV,
Blesson S,
Simon F, et al. (January 2018). "Oral fexinidazole...
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Bardles Related names Bartholf, Bardolph, Bardin, Barten, Bardon,
Bardonneau, Bardouleau, Bardelle, Bardillon, Barding, Beard, Bardeline...
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literary output with her two
sprawling novels. Her aunt
Eliza Ashurst Bardonneau-Narcy was
among the
first to
translate George Sand's
novels into English...
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Harrison (1850),
mother of Jane
Ellen Harrison Elizabeth Ann
Ashurst Bardonneau (1850),
first translator of
George Sand's work into
English Susan Perriman...
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Australian journalist,
literary critic and
social reformer Eliza Ashurst Bardonneau,
English translator and
activist Eliza Atkins Gleason (1909–2009), African-American...
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Fernand Vast won the 1906 title, with
France sweeping the
medals as
Maurice Bardonneau finished second and
Edmond Luguet third. 1906
Athina Summer Games. Sports...
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ended in a sprint,
where Vast beat
Maurice Bardonneau, one of the race favourites. Vast also
finished third in the 5,000m and...
