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Ignace Xavier Morand Hommaire de ****,
often known as
Xavier Hommaire de ****, (24
November 1812 in
Altkirch – 29
August 1848 in Isfahan) was a French...
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Jeanne Louise Adélaïde
Hommaire de **** née Hériot (1819–1883) was a
French explorer and writer. From the mid-1830s,
together with her husband, the geographer...
- maint:
location missing publisher (link) p. 260. Herlihy, p. 140,
Quoting Hommaire de ****,
Xavier (1847).
Travels in the
Steps of the
Caspian Sea, the Crimea...
- politician,
President of the
Swiss National Council (d. 1890) 1812 –
Xavier Hommaire de ****,
French geographer and
engineer (d. 1848) 1826 –
Carlo Collodi...
- the
stories were myth, like the one
concerning the
French author Adèle
Hommaire de ****; well-publicised at the time (and
related at some
length by Skabichevsky)...
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fiction wr. & es. Guðrún Helgadóttir (1935–2022, Iceland), ch. wr. Adèle
Hommaire de **** (1819–1883, France), wr. Cat ****isen (b. 1977,
South Africa/Scotland)...
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completing his
studies in 1846.
Laurens was
chosen by the
geographer Xavier Hommaire de **** to join him on an
extended scientific journey to
Turkey and Iran...
- (1818–1876) Jean
Baptiste Marius Augustin Challamel (1818–1894) Adèle
Hommaire de **** (1819–1883),
travel writer Eugène
Fromentin (1820–1876) Émile Augier...
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James Clark Ross for his
discoveries in the
Antarctic seas 1844
Xavier Hommaire de **** for his
voyage on the
Caspian Sea Joseph-Pons d'Arnaud [fr] for...
- Berlin, also
noted for his use of
organic analogy in his works.
Xavier Hommaire de **** (1812–1848),
research in Turkey,
southern Russia and
Persia Élisée...
