-
little crows' diapers".
Huxley wrote the
story for his niece,
Olivia de
Haulleville, who
spent long
periods of time with him and his wife
Maria in their...
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Prosper de
Haulleville (1830–1898), who also
wrote under the pen name Félix de Breux, was a
Belgian journalist and
author who was
influential on his country's...
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Greindl Groothaert de
Groote de
Gruben van
Gruyninghen Guillaume de
Haulleville de Herckenrode,
since 1846
Herry d'Huart
Holvoet Houtart van
Houtte d'Ieteren...
- in
chief of the
Journal de
Bruxelles from 1878 to 1890 was
Prosper de
Haulleville.
Marthe Blanpain, Le "Journal de Bruxelles",
histoire interne de 1863...
- news that
Wilhelm II,
visiting Brussels,
spoke at
length with
Baron de
Haulleville,
Director of the
Congo Museum, in French,
German and English: the poem...
- Buysse, Het
recht van de
sterkste Guido Gezelle,
Tijdkrans Prosper de
Haulleville,
Portraits et silhouettes, vol. 2 Émile Verhaeren, Les
campagnes hallucinées...
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Geschiedenis der
Benedictijner Abdij van
Affligem (Ghent, A. Siffer)
Prosper de
Haulleville, Les
nonciatures apostoliques en
Belgique depuis 1830 Paul Fredericq...
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Robert Almer Harper Eva
Harth Robert Hartmeyer Martin Haug
Prosper de
Haulleville Harald zur
Hausen Bodo
Hauser Martina Havenith-Newen D. E. L. Haynes...
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reaches a
length of 7.0 cm (2.8 in). The fish was
named after Alphonse de
Haulleville (1860–1938) who was the
director of the
Congo Museum (Tervuren, Belgium)...
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March –
Pieter De
Rudder (born 1822),
labourer 25
April – Prosper de
Haulleville (born 1830),
newspaperman 1 May –
Alphonse Wauters (born 1817), archivist...
