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Ferry de
Locre (Latinized
Ferreolus Locrius) (1571–1614) was a
historical and
devotional writer from the
County of
Artois (then part of the
Habsburg Netherlands...
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Loker (also
spelt Locre) is a
small village in the
Belgian province of West Flanders, and a part ("deelgemeente") of the muni****lity of Heuvelland. For...
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Timaeus of
Locri (/taɪˈmiːəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Τίμαιος ὁ Λοκρός, romanized: Tímaios ho Lokrós; Latin:
Timaeus Locrus) is a
character in two of Plato's dialogues...
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Hainault Jeanne de Bar
Guillaume VI de Béthune,
Seigneur de
Locres Jean I de Béthune,
Seigneur de
Locres Marie de Roye
Robert VIII de Béthune,
Viscount of Meaux...
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Grave of 31097
Private W.
Jaundrell buried at
Locre No.10 Cemetery, Loker...
- A View in
Flanders behind the Lines,
Showing Locre and the Tops of Dug-Outs on the
Scherpenber (1916; Tate, London)....
- the
spring of 1920,
including service at the
Battle of the
Somme and at
Locre, Wytschaete,
Messines Ridge, P****chendaele, Ypres,
Amiens and
Arras in Flanders...
- An
Essay Towards an
Integration (1928) I See the Earth:
Poems by Elza De
Locre,
Illustrated by
Peter Meadows (pseudonym for Jack Lindsay), (Scholartis...
- flash-spotting and the
communication of
results through the Army
Report Centre at
Locre Château. Counter-battery
artillery bombardments increased from
twelve in...
- fact, the
photograph was
taken the
following year, on 9
March 1916 "near
Locre" (Loker), Belgium. The name
Mount Alderson was
given in 1915 to one of the...
