-
France Preceded by Jean
Sagette Member of the
National ****embly for Cantal's 2nd
constituency 1967 1968–1969 Succeeded by Jean
Sagette Succeeded by Pierre...
- The
Lordship of
Sidon (French: Saete/
Sagette),
later County of Sidon, was one of the four
major fiefdoms of the
Kingdom of Jerusalem, one of the Crusader...
-
Kappa Phi and
other honor societies, the
Quill student newspaper, The
Sagettes a
cappella group and the
Review literary magazine, and an ****ortment of...
- de
Saete (the lady of
Sagette),
Helvis of Ibelin, the
widow of Reginald, Lord of
Sidon (which the
French called Saete/
Sagette). He
exercised the regency...
- was
known in
Latin as
Sagittus and in Old
French as Saete,
Sayette or
Sagette. In the Book of Genesis,
Sidon was the first-born son of Canaan, who was...
-
director of the
Secret Intelligence Service, who gave them the
codenames "
Sagette" and "Sage", to spy on
German ships in
Norwegian and
Danish waters. In...
-
Knights in
exchange for
their claims on Toron. The
cities of
Sidon (Saete/
Sagette) and
Caesarea Maritima (Caesarea) were
captured by the
Crusaders between...
- the
Secret Intelligence Service, who gave them the
codenames "Sage" and "
Sagette", to spy on
German ships in
Norwegian and
Danish waters.
Walter Edward...
- (father)
Herbert Pease, 1st
Baron Daryngton (father-in-law) Hugh
Archer ("
Sagette") (brother)
Robert Blackburn (son-in-law) Kari
Blackburn (granddaughter)...
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Mondet Ogeu (fountain)
Paille Pélou
Peyreblanque Piqueur Pucheu Puyade Les
Sagettes Salaberthe Serra Tuquet Turon Le Vert
Galant Artiguelouve (meaning "clearing...
