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Philipp Segesser (1
September 1689 – 28
September 1762) was a German-speaking
Swiss Jesuit missionary who
spent much of his
career in Sonora, Mexico. Philipp...
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three buffalo hide
paintings to his
brother in
Switzerland in 1758...
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truth about the
sneaker mountain". The Guardian.
Retrieved 2021-02-19.
Segesser, B.; Pförringer, Wolfgang; Pförringer, W. (1989). The Shoe in Sport. Year...
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Washington (1829–1903).
After her death, he
married Baroness Caroline Segesser von
Brunegg (1802–1841) in 1833.
Through this
marriage he
gained the Castle...
- "Mathilde"
Barbara Georgina Segesser von
Brunegg (1842–1903), a
daughter of
Eduard Segesser von
Brunegg (1811–1868) and Anna
Maria Segesser von
Brunegg (née von...
- 5,000 Parti****nts of a 16-km Run — The May 1984
Berne Grand Prix". In
Segesser, B.; Pförringer, W. (eds.). The Shoe in Sport. Year Book
Medical Publishers...
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Turkish refugees.
Segesser,
Daniel Marc (1
March 2008). "The
Punishment of War
Crimes Committed against...
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three days a w**** of
labor from the
natives outside of
harvest time.
Segesser,
Philipp (April 2014). Thompson,
Raymond H. (ed.). A
Jesuit Missionary...
- Tombs. Véhicule Press. p. 64. Chavez,
Thomas E. (1
January 1990). "The
Segesser Hide paintings: History, discovery, art".
Center for
Great Plains Studies...
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Segesser von
Brunegg family recognised the sign of the times; 1845 saw the
brothers Eduard,
Placidus and
Xaver von
Segesser von
Brunegg establish...
