- The
Goermans (or Germain)
family were
French harpsichord makers of
Flemish origin. Jean
Germain I (or
Joannes Goermans, as he
signed his instruments) (1703...
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train ferry Saint Germain renamed for her
voyage to
India for s****ping
Goermans, a harpsichord-making
family Saint-Germain (disambiguation) Germ**** (disambiguation)...
- as
Joannes Goermans,
French harpsichord maker, see
Goermans Jean
Germain II (1735–c. 1795), his son,
French harpsichord maker, see
Goermans Jean Germain...
- Allende/Allen was
often described as
mysterious and
difficult to locate, but
Goerman determined Allende/Allen's
identity after only a few
telephone calls.: 300–301 ...
- from the 2020
Census Language Program".
Retrieved September 19, 2023.
Goerman, Patricia; Sha, Mandy. "Advancements in Cross-Cultural and Multilingual...
- New York Times. p. 1.
Retrieved June 11, 2012.
Chryssides 2004, p. 356.
Goerman 2011, p. 60;
Chryssides 2004, p. 357. Bearman,
Joshuah (March 21, 2007)...
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Experiment Hoax,
Biographies and
Photo Gallery, starfiretor.com
Robert A.
Goerman,
Alias Carlos Allende, FATE,
October 1980 The
Philadelphia Experiment From...
- Kirckman,
bought at
auction in 1970, and a
French double harpsichord by Jean
Goermans and Taskin,
purchased from Maud
Russell in 1974 –
bringing the
total number...
- a
scheming musician, Jeanne-Thérèse
Goermans, as his mistress. The
daughter of
harpsichord maker Jacques Goermans, she went by the name of
Madame de Saint-Aubin...
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disposition of 8' 8' 4' and buff stop. His 1769
double and the 1763/1783–1784
Goermans/Taskin (which
Taskin tried to p**** off as a
Couchet by
filing away the...
