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Diereville (
Dièreville,
Sieur de
Dièreville, Dière de
Dièreville) was a
French surgeon,
botanist and
travel writer, born in France,
probably in Pont-l'Évêque...
- 1115–1181) –
Archdeacon of Canterbury, and
later Archbishop of York Dière de
Dièreville (c. 1670–?) – surgeon,
botanist and
writer who
wrote about his 1699–1700...
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Archived from the
original on 14
January 2023.
Retrieved 22
March 2009.
Diéreville; Webster, John Clarence; Webster,
Alice de
Kessler Lusk (1933). "Relation...
- women,
girls and boys, all find
their keenest pleasure in this way." –
Dièreville describing the Mi'kmaq,
circa 1699 in Port Royal. {{Ci te book |last=Gottsegen...
- women,
girls and boys, all find
their keenest pleasure in this way." –
Dièreville describing the use of
tobacco by the Mi'kmaq people, c. 1699 in Port Royal...
- Nord-du-Québec 49°30′00″N 79°25′00″W / 49.5°N 79.4167°W / 49.5; -79.4167
Diéreville 1965-06-05 349.65 Abitibi-Témiscamingue 46°55′00″N 78°00′00″W / 46.9167°N...
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eastern North America. The
genus is
named after a
French surgeon Dr.
Marin Diereville, who
introduced the
plant to
Europe around 1700. The bush honeysuckles...
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Dielsiodoxa Ericaceae Bt
Dielsiothamnus Annonaceae Qu
Diervilla N.
Diereville (b. 1670)
Caprifoliaceae Co
Dilkea Wentworth Dilke, 1st
Baronet (1810–1869)...
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British settlers (See
History of
Lunenburg County, p. 343)
French botanist Diereville arrived in 1699 to
obtain plants for the
royal gardens. At his arrival...
- Mi'kmaq to
coincide with
their ancient spring festival.
French botanist Diereville arrived in 1699 to
obtain plants for the
royal gardens. At his arrival...
