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Madame Papavoine née
Pellecier (born c. 1735, fl. 1755-61) was a
French composer. She
married violinist Louis-August
Papavoine some time
before 1755....
- Louis-August
Papavoine was a
French violinist and composer. His
first name is uncertain, as is his
birth and
death information. He is
believed to have...
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Papavoine (11
November 1846 – 24 May 1875) was a
Parisian seamstress. She parti****ted in the
Paris Commune as an
ambulance nurse.
Eulalie Papavoine was...
- d'Honneur: Élizabeth Rétiffe, Joséphine Marchais, Léontine Suétens,
Eulalie Papavoine, and
Lucie Bocquin. They had been armed, and some wore the
uniform of...
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Performances Les deux amies, ou le
vieux garçon,
music by Louis-August
Papavoine (1761)
Herne le ch****eur,
music by François-André
Danican Philidor, libretto...
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Collett (c. 1735?–1775) ([7])
Johann Gottfried Eckard (1735–1809) Mme
Papavoine (born c. 1735; fl. 1755–61)
Anton Schweitzer (1735–1787)
Johann Schobert...
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knighted by Pope
Benedict XIV
Johann Christian Bach
settles in Italy. Mme
Papavoine – Vous
fuyez sans
vouloir m'entendre (Paris)
Johann Friedrich Agricola...
- from the
original on 2015-11-21.
Retrieved 2013-07-20. On
Papavoine see Louis-Auguste
Papavoine – 1825. (in French) On
Antoine Léger, a case of vampirism...
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authoritarian present. In this novel, she
takes her
inspiration from
Eulalie Papavoine, a
dressmaker and
ambulance driver during the
Paris Commune, for the book's...
- Marchais, Suétens, and
Papavoine,
while recognizing that, in my
feeble intelligence, it is
proven that they wore red scarves, that
Papavoine is a
dreadful name...
