- René-Nicolas Dufriche,
baron Desgenettes (23 May 1762, Alençon – 3
February 1837, Paris) was a
French military doctor. He was
chief doctor to the French...
- Dufriche-
Desgenettes or
Dufriche Desgenettes is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Antoni Dufriche-
Desgenettes (1804–1878),
French phonetician...
- Nicolas, a
brother of René-Nicolas
Dufriche Desgenettes, had
changed his
family name from Dufriche-
Desgenettes to Foulaines-Dufriche and was a
lawyer and...
-
linguist A. Dufriche-
Desgenettes. In a
paper read at 24 May
meeting of the Société de
Linguistique de Paris, Dufriche-
Desgenettes proposed for phoneme...
- bishop. However,
Father Desgenettes'
toughness of
character made him
dismiss the idea. The
revolution of 1830
brought Father Desgenettes back to Switzerland...
- only 110,000
frostbitten and half-starved
survivors stumbled back.
Desgenettes took care of wounded.
Marshall Lefebvre arrived with
Louise Fusil who...
-
business area, it had few parishioners. The curé Charles-Éléonore Dufriche-
Desgenettes thought he had
failed in his
ministry and
wanted to
resign his functions...
- spoken, speech, language") was
reportedly first used by A. Dufriche-
Desgenettes in 1873, but it
referred only to a
speech sound. The term
phoneme as...
- that the
general crossed the
lazaretto at a fast pace. However,
Doctor Desgenettes (present in the
painting between Napoleon and the
patient with the raised...
- 1960s.
These works on the
skull at the Hôpital d'instruction des armées
Desgenettes concluded that
Dumollard had an
angioma on his lip. In the mid-1980s...
