- Eugène
Brieux (French: [øʒɛn bʁijø]; 19
January 1858 – 6
December 1932) was a
French dramatist.
Brieux grew up as the son of a
carpenter in
modest cir****stances...
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Brieux (French pronunciation: [bʁijø] ) is a
commune in the Orne
department in
northwestern France. The town gave its name to the
ancestors of
Robert the...
- St.
Brieux (/bruː/) is a town in the
Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It is
located near
Highway 368 and
Highway 779. St.
Brieux is
located north of...
- St.
Brieux Airport (TC LID: CKK2) is
located adjacent to St.
Brieux, Saskatchewan, Canada. List of
airports in
Saskatchewan Canada Flight Supplement....
- "The
Damaged Ones") is a 1901 play
written by
French playwright Eugène
Brieux. Controversially, the play
centred on the
effect of
syphilis on a marriage...
- and
Captain Brieux, a
French inventor/aeronaut who
pilots the
expedition in a
French dirigible named the Hyperion,
which Captain Brieux invented. Upon...
-
Jacques Moisant de
Brieux (13 May 1611 – 20 May 1674) was a
French poet and historian. Born at Caen (Normandy) in an
aristocratic Huguenot family on 13...
- Flat, Mantrap, Houghton, and Deadmoose, as well as the
freshwater St.
Brieux and
Burton Lakes. The
basin has no
natural outlet. List of
lakes of Saskatchewan...
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Tibaut de Morillon,
Alain de Quédillac, Guillaume, Jean and
Olivier de
Brieux,
Denis du Plessis, Jean Malart, Jean de Senadavy,
Thibaut de Morillon, Denis...
- OED
mentions a
third possible derivation but says "The ****ertion of De
Brieux (Origines [...] de
plusieurs façons de
parler (1672) 16) that it
arose in...
