-
transliterated back from
Russian as
William Heste or, seldom,
Vasily Heste.
Because of his
influence at
court Heste's designs for
buildings and
whole towns...
-
Rynner Van
Heste (July 26, 1853 –
August 8, 1931) was an
American road cyclist. In his
career he won one of the
oldest cycling races in
Europe in 1870...
- The Red Horses, (Danish: De Røde
Heste), is a 1950
Danish romantic drama directed by
Alice O'Fredericks and Jon Iversen,
based on the po****r
novel by...
- 11.. Voc. ibid. 505/13 Polline, gryttes. a1225 Ancr. R. 186 þis is
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muchele leouere þen þet tu ete
gruttene bread, oð er
werie herde...
- 000. Over the years, the
Newberry chain acquired other stores including Hested in Wyoming, Missouri, Ohio,
North Dakota, Colorado, and Nebraska, and Lee...
- from the
original on 8 July 2011.
Retrieved 10
November 2007. "Studenter
hestes av
buekorps på nettet" (in Norwegian). Studvest.no.
Archived from the original...
- The Atlantic.
Retrieved 15
November 2020. "Oversigt over får, lam, kvæg,
heste og høns
fordelt på
kommuner – data fra husdyrtælling hos fåreholdere i år...
- architect,
civil engineer and town
planner of
Scottish descent,
William Heste.
After the
second division of
Poland in 1793,
Cherkasy became part of the...
- was
subsequently replaced or
enlarged and
renamed Glen
Heste. In the
twentieth century Glen
Heste served as a
hotel until it was destro**** by fire on 6...
- The Red
Horses may
refer to: The Red
Horses (1950 film),
Danish film The Red
Horses (1954 film),
Swedish film This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
