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Béarn (US: /beɪˈɑːrn/; French: [
beaʁn] ; Occitan:
Bearn [beˈaɾ] or Biarn; Basque:
Bearno or Biarno; Latin:
Benearnia or Bearnia) is one of the traditional...
- The
Joseph H.
Bearns Prize in
Music was
established on
February 3, 1921, by
Lillia M.
Bearns in
memory of her father. The
purpose of the
prize is to encourage...
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Béarn or
Bearn can
refer to:
Béarn, a
former province of
France Estates of
Béarn, the
former Provincial Estates of
Béarn Fors de
Bearn, or
fueros of Béarn...
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Béarn was an
aircraft carrier converted from an
incomplete Normandie-class
battleship for the
Marine nationale (French Navy)
during the 1920s. Entering...
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capital of the
joint Kingdom of
Navarre with the
sovereign Prin****lity of
Béarn, in his
maternal grandfather King
Henry II of Navarre's estate, the Château...
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found Madame de
Béarn, who was
bribed by the
settlement of her huge
gambling debts. On the
first attempt at the presentation,
Madame de
Béarn panicked and...
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regular part of the
repertoire of
American orchestras. It won the
Joseph H.
Bearns Prize of
Columbia University in 1933. Brewer, Roy. "Description: The School...
- Research :: HIV / AIDS Research". amfar.org.
Retrieved 17
August 2015.
Bearn,
Emily (27
April 2003). "Prime Time for Natasha". The
Daily Telegraph. London...
- the
eleventh Count of Foix (as
Gaston III) and twenty-fourth
Viscount of
Béarn (as
Gaston X) from 1343
until his death. Due to his
ancestral inheritance...
- the
Joseph H.
Bearns Prize from
Columbia University for his
violin sonata (since lost or destro**** by the composer). He won the
Bearns Prize a second...
