- The
Maison Coignard was a
prison hospital (French:
maison de santé)
opened during the
French Revolution to
house wealthy prisoners from the
various prisons...
- (1893)
France ridiculed belief in the occult, and in Les
Opinions de Jérôme
Coignard (1893),
France captured the
atmosphere of the fin de siècle. He was elected...
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original on 9
September 2016.
Retrieved 14
April 2017.
Coignard,
Sophie (22
April 2016). "
Coignard – Derrière Macron, l'ombre de Jouyet". Le
Point (in French)...
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Gabrielle de
Coignard (1550?–1586) was a
Toulousaine devotional poet in 16th-century France. She is most well
known for her
posthumously published book...
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between 1714 and 1719. Jean-Baptiste
Coignard of
Paris printed the
first two
volumes for
Joseph Derbais of Douay;
Coignard published the
remaining six volumes...
- of
Chicago Press. Traité de
dynamique (in French). Paris: Jean-Baptiste
Coignard (3.). 1743. Mémoire sur le
calcul intégral (1739),
prima opera pubblicata...
- Series.
Washington D C:
Copyright Office. p. 213.
Retrieved 23
March 2015.
Coignard,
Jerome (28
February 1934). "Books – and
Their Makers". The
Brooklyn Daily...
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Madame de
Lancris Sylvie Testud – Renée de Sade
Philippe Duquesne -
Coignard François
Levantal -
Latour Quills (film) was an English-language film covering...
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Louis Coignard (1680 – 27
September 1738).
Coignard worked on the rue Saint-Jacques
under the "Gold Eagle" mark. On 28
December 1737,
Coignard was imprisoned...
- naturelles, 4 volumes. Paris,
Coignard, 1680–1688.
Ordonnance des cinq espèces de
colonnes selon la méthode des anciennes. Paris,
Coignard, 1683.
Ordonnance for...
