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Dreux (French pronunciation: [dʁø]) is a
commune in the Eure-et-Loir
department in
northern France.
Dreux lies on the
small river Blaise, a tributary...
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critical and
commercial success,
grossing over $51 million.
Waitress Dreux Jones and
aspiring artist Alyssa live
together along with Alyssa's boyfriend...
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Yolande of
Dreux (French:
Yolande de
Dreux) may
refer to:
Yolande de
Dreux (1196–1239), wife of
Raoul II of
Lusignan Yolande of
Dreux,
Duchess of Burgundy...
- Pierre-Alfred Dedreux, who
signed his
works as
Alfred de
Dreux (23
March 1810, in
Paris – 5
March 1860, in Paris) was a
French portrait and
animal painter...
- The
House of
Dreux was a
cadet branch of the
Capetian dynasty. It was
founded by
Robert I,
Count of
Dreux, a son of
Louis VI of France, who was
given the...
- The
Counts of
Dreux were a
noble family of France, who took
their title from the
chief stronghold of
their domain, the château of
Dreux,
which lies near...
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Robert II of
Dreux (1154 – 28
December 1218),
Count of
Dreux and Braine, was the
eldest surviving son of
Robert I,
Count of
Dreux, and
Agnes de Baudemont...
- Françoise de
Dreux (d.
after 1681) was a
French noble, an
accused in the
famous Affair of the Poisons. Françoise de
Dreux was
married to a
member of the...
- Adèle of
Dreux (1145 –
after 1210) was a
member of
Norman French nobility,
daughter of
Robert I,
Count of
Dreux and his
second wife
Hawise of Salisbury...
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Marie of
Brittany (18
February 1391 – 18
December 1446) was the
Countess of
Perche and Lady of La-Guerche from 1396
until 1414, and the
Countess of Alençon...
