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Maubec may
refer to
several communes in France:
Maubec, Isère
Maubec, Tarn-et-Garonne
Maubec,
Vaucluse This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct...
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Maubec (French pronunciation: [mobɛk]; Occitan:
Maubèc) is a
commune in the
Vaucluse department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
region in southeastern...
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Maubec (French pronunciation: [mobɛk]) is a
commune in the Isère
department in
southeastern France.
Maubec is
twinned with: Zwischenw****er, Austria, since...
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alcohol base. The
recipe was
further enhanced in 1737 by
Brother Gérome
Maubec. The
beverage soon
became po****r, and in 1764 the
monks adapted the elixir...
- Françoise de
Brancas (1650-1715),
Princess of
Harcourt and
Marquise of
Maubec, was a
French aristocrat and
courtier during the
reign of
Louis XIV. She...
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Maubec (French pronunciation: [mobɛk]; Occitan:
Maubèc) is a
commune in the Tarn-et-Garonne
department in the
Occitanie region in
southern France. Communes...
- Henri,
Count of Harcourt, 1648–1718 Francis-Mary of Lorraine,
Count of
Maubec, 1686–1706
Francis of Lorraine,
Prince of Montlaur, 1684–1705
Cesar of Lorraine...
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Gordes Goult Grambois Joucas Lacoste Lagarde-d'Apt
Lauris Lioux Lourmarin Maubec Ménerbes Mérindol
Mirabeau Murs Oppède
Pertuis Peypin-d'Aigues
Puget Puyvert...
- also the
Count of Rieux,
Rochefort and Montlaur. He was also
Marquis of
Maubec as well as the
Baron of Aubenas. François
Marie was born to
Charles II,...
- Chaise-Dieu (1465-1491). Anne (born 1434) who
married François de
Maubec,
Seigneur de
Maubec and de Montlear.
Jeane (born 1435) and,
Gilbert IV, Lord of Saint-Romain...
