- Les
Salins Les
Saulaies Loisirs Vacances Naturisme (LVN)
Mayenne Nature NatAnjou Naturistes Sarthois Olonne-sur-Mer Pen Bron
Piscine de
Belle Beille Piscine...
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Plantagenet (/plænˈtædʒənət/ plan-TAJ-ə-
nət) was a
royal house which originated from the
French county of
Anjou. The name
Plantagenet is used by modern...
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History of
Antarctica Houqua,
innovative early clipper ship
which Capt.
Nat helped design Paul Jones, ship
which N.B.
Palmer sailed on its
maiden voyage...
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vizier 976 – Taizu,
Chinese emperor (b. 927) 1060 –
Geoffrey II,
count of
Anjou 1189 –
William de Mandeville, 3rd Earl of Es**** 1226 –
Frederick of Isenberg...
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Andronikos III Palaiologos,
Byzantine Emperor (b. 1297)
August 9 –
Eleanor of
Anjou,
queen consort of
Sicily (b. 1289)
August 28 – King
Levon IV of Armenia...
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eliminating the
crusader presence on the mainland. In 1127 Fulk V,
Count of
Anjou,
received an emb****y from King
Baldwin II of Jerusalem.
Baldwin II had no...
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however married into
families with
French lands in Normandy,
Maine and
Anjou and were
therefore also
considered owing allegiances to the King of France...
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Ytaille / That
highte Dant, for he kan al
devyse / Fro
point to point;
nat o word wol he faille". Auerbach,
Erich (1961). Dante, Poet of the Secular...
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institution in what was to
become the
Dutch Republic. When the Duke of
Anjou came to be
temporarily recognized as the new
sovereign of the rebellious...
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Madeirense PDO,
Minho PGI, Península de Setúbal PGI, Tejo PGI Agudelo, Agudillo,
Anjou, Blamancep.
Blanc d'Anjou,
Blanc d'Aunis,
Blanc Emery,
Blanco Legitimo,...
