- Charles-Émile
Freppel (1 June 1827 – 12
December 1891),
French bishop and politician, was born at
Obernai (Alsace). He was
ordained priest in 1849 and...
-
canons of St-Augustin (15th century). Gail
Castle (1826–27):
Currently the
Freppel High
School Oberkirch Castle:
rebuilt between 1843 and 1846 with the characteristics...
-
Albert Stöckl (1823–1895)
Joseph Hergenröther (1824–1890)
Charles Émile
Freppel (1827–1891)
Constantine von Schäzler (1827–1880)
Ernest ****o (1828–1885)...
- five
Catholic universities, and Angers,
thanks to
Bishop Charles Émile
Freppel, was
chosen for the
western portion of France,
including the
Dioceses of...
- the beginning, the
Catholic right strongly opposed the
Ferry laws. Mgr.
Freppel, who was the
bishop of
Angers and a
member of
parliament for Finistère...
- the
Portuguese New
State pp. 346–54',
Jacques Ploncard d'****ac Salazark,
Freppel Cotta Economic Planning in
Corporative Portugal.
Morishima 1950, p. 108...
-
Neher was born in Obernai, Bas-Rhin. He was a
student at the Collège
Freppel in Obernai, then at the Lycée
Fustel de
Coulange in Strasbourg. He became...
- Notre-Dame de
Cholet (in French) on 8
February 1888 by
Bishop Charles-Emile
Freppel of Angers. He was
enthroned on 24 February. His most
notable achievement...
- 1892 he was
elected deputy for Finistère on the
death of Charles-Émile
Freppel. He died
while still active,
after a
short illness.
Books by d'Hulst include:...
- 2013. "Tomb of
Charles Emile Freppel in
Angers Cathedral".
Article on tomb.
Retrieved 27
December 2013. "Charles
Emile Freppel".
Parish website. Retrieved...
