- René-Émile
Godfroy (10
January 1885 – 16
January 1981) was a
French admiral,
commander of the
Force X at the
outbreak of the
Second World War. He was...
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Francis Godfroy (Palaanswa, c. 1788–1840) was a
chief of the
Miami people. He
negotiated treaties with
between his
tribe and the
United States. Francis...
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Reached by 9 November. 1847
Godfroy Reserve,
between the
Wabash and
Mississinewa Wife of
Benjamin Reserve, east edge of
Godfroy Osandian Reserve, on the...
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James J.
Godfroy (c. 1802 – May 20, 1847) was an
American politician who
served one term in the
Michigan House of Representatives.
James Godfroy was born...
- The
Godfroy Reserve was a
tract of land
allotted to
Chief Francois Godfroy (Palaanswa),
chief of an
American native tribe, the
Miami Nation, by United...
- (hbk); Perennial, 2001. ISBN 0-06-093479-4 (sbk).
Godfroy Marion, Bagnards, Tallandier, 2008.
Godfroy Marion, Bagnards, édition du chêne, 2002 (Ranked...
- an
active community ****ociation.
Montpelier is
located near the
former Godfroy Indian Reservation, and a
statue of an
Indian is
featured prominently in...
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Godfroy Langlois (French pronunciation: [ɡɔdfʁwa lɑ̃ɡlwa]; 26
December 1866 – 6
April 1928) was a politician, a
journalist and a
lawyer in Quebec. He...
- of
lesser ships. The
French squadron in
Alexandria (Admiral René-Émile
Godfroy)
including the
battleship Lorraine, the
heavy cruiser Suffren and three...
- manufacturer.
Founded in 1984 by
French engineers Claude Poiraud and Gérard
Godfroy as MVS (Manufacture de
Voitures de Sport).
Venturi operated for nearly...
