- The
Madoz was a
French automobile manufactured only in 1921. A
light cyclecar powered by a 175 cc two-stroke
engine and
sometimes known as the "Propulcycle"...
-
Pascual Madoz Ibáñez (17 May 1806 – 13
December 1870) was a
Spanish politician and statistician. In
early life
Madoz was
settled in Barcelona, as a writer...
- Jose
Maria Rodriguez Madoz (born 1958)
better known as
Chema Madoz, is a
Spanish photographer, best
known for his
black and
white surrealist and poetic...
- 1850, it was
edited and
directed by
Pascual Madoz. A
widely known work in
Spain (often
simply known as "el
Madoz"), used as
reference work, it
stands out...
- for women's
studies created in Spain. In 2002 she
received the
Pascual Madoz National Research Award [es] in
Economic and
Legal Sciences.
Retired in...
- Muni****l".
Archived from the
original on 2018-02-26.
Retrieved 2013-02-15.
Madoz,
Pascual (1850).
Diccionario geográfico-estadístico-histórico de España...
- real name José
Manuel Núñez Martín
Chema Madoz,
Spanish photographer, real name Jose
Maria Rodriguez Madoz Chema Martínez,
Spanish long-distance runner...
-
slopes of the
Serra de
Godall mountain range. In the 19th
century Pascual Madoz referred to
Merades as a "village that had been destro****". Administratively...
- (1899–1936)
Lufbery (1898–c.1902) Lurquin-Coudert (1907–1914)
Luxior (1912–1914)
Madoz (1921)
Maillard (1900–c.1903)
Maison Parisienne (1897–c.1898)
Majola (1911–1928)...
- Mendizábal (prime
minister of
Queen Regent Maria Christina) and
Pascual Madoz (finance
minister of
Queen Isabel II) were
responsible for the two most...
