-
Robert Curthose (c. 1051 –
February 1134, French:
Robert Courteheuse), the
eldest son of
William the Conqueror, was Duke of
Normandy as
Robert II from...
- André Heuzé, or
sometimes André
Heuse, (5
December 1880, in Saint-Arnoult-en-Yvelines – 16
August 1942 in Paris) was a
French movie director, screenwriter...
- 64 (June 1997), 122-29
Heuse 1936, p. 41.
Heuse 1936, p. 42.
Heuse 1936, p. 43. Tinterow,
Conisbee et al. 1999, p. 46.
Heuse, Henri.
Pages de petite...
- Le
journal d'une
femme de Chambre,
written by André de Lorde, with André
Heuse and
Thielly Nores. The film was
directed by Jean Renoir, and
starred Paulette...
- "hosa",
meaning a
maker or
seller of legwear, or from the
French word "
heuse",
later "hosier",
meaning a
maker of footwear. The
modern surname appears...
-
sample of "Here's That
Rainy Day",
written by
Johnny Burke and
Jimmy Van
Heuse, and
performed by
Sonia Rosa and Yuji Ono. "Fire Squad"
contains a sample...
- Île-Chauvet,
Bouin and Lampant"
which had been
seized in 1349, by
Galois de la
Heuse,
sovereign captain for the King in Poitou.
During an
ambush set by Raoul...
-
Olympic gold
medal winner Ian Thorpe. Forsythe, Tom; Brown, Anne Brownfield;
Heusing,
Sarah (2003).
General Mills: 75
Years of Innovation, Invention, Food,...
- from the
abbey of Villeneuve. The
castle was
under command of
Galois de la
Heuse, an
officer of
Charles de Blois, who
apparently recognised Jeanne and let...
- army of
Charles suffered many losses. The
French captains Galois de la
Heuse and Péan of
Fontenay were made
prisoners and
Charles abandoned the field...
