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after Port-Royal
Abbey Port Royal,
Kentucky Port Royal,
Mississippi Port Royal,
Pennsylvania Port Royal,
South Carolina Port Royal Sound Port Royal Island...
- 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article about Port-Royal-des-Champs Abbey. Musée de
Port-Royal
Port-
Royalists Published in
Encyclopedia of
Rhetoric and Composition...
-
Catholic Church.
Augustin Gazier,
historian of
Jansenism and
convinced Port-
Royalist,
attempts a
minimal definition of the movement,
removing the particularities...
- the
following centuries, such as
Francis of Sales, Fénelon, and the
Port-
Royalists. In 1670, her
coffin was
plated in silver.
Teresa of
Avila is honored...
-
printed separately and circulated.
These had come into the
hands of the
Port Royalists, who had
undertaken a
translation into
French of the
Prolegomena to...
-
Civil War was a
series of
civil wars and
political machinations between Royalists and
Parliamentarians in the
Kingdom of
England from 1642 to 1651. Part...
- any
influence was
afforded by his officiating, at the
instance of the
Port-
Royalists, as
editor of a
volume of
sacred poetry dedicated to the
Prince of Conti...
- TS
Royalist is the name of two vessels. The
original was a brig
launched in 1971 and
owned and
operated as a sail
training ship by the
Marine Society &...
- Sir John Boys (1607 – 8
October 1664) is best
known as the
Royalist Governor of
Donnington Castle in
Berkshire during the
English Civil War. Boys was born...
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victories and
taking the
port of Acapulco, then the
towns Tixtla, Izúcar, and Taxco,
Morelos was
besieged for 72 days by
royalist troops under Calleja at...
