AISNE

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AISNE	Association of Independent Schools in New England

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He was also an undistinguished robin who married into the provincial aristocracy of the sword at the age of fifty, and ended his days successfully prosecuting his wife's many lawsuits and expanding their holdings in the valley of the Aisne. Marc Lescarbot (vers 1570-1641): un homme de plume au service de la ... by Benson, Edward / Renaissance Quarterly In 1976 when she was 82, Brier published Entre Aisne et Meuse et au-dela, (2) a memoir that is most unusual in content and form. The lady and the antelope: Suzanne Briet's contribution to the French ... by Maack, Mary Niles / Library Trends (44) In 1886, the depot de mendicite of the Aisne contained 200 elderly indigent or infirm, 102 idiots, 33 epileptics, 23 blind, and 43 children under the age of 16. Assistance and repression: rural exodus, vagabondage and social ... by Smith, Timothy B. / Journal of Social History More results

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He was also an undistinguished robin who married into the provincial aristocracy of the sword at the age of fifty, and ended his days successfully prosecuting his wife's many lawsuits and expanding their holdings in the valley of the Aisne.

Marc Lescarbot (vers 1570-1641): un homme de plume au service de la ... by Benson, Edward / Renaissance Quarterly

In 1976 when she was 82, Brier published Entre Aisne et Meuse et au-dela, (2) a memoir that is most unusual in content and form.

The lady and the antelope: Suzanne Briet's contribution to the French ... by Maack, Mary Niles / Library Trends

(44) In 1886, the depot de mendicite of the Aisne contained 200 elderly indigent or infirm, 102 idiots, 33 epileptics, 23 blind, and 43 children under the age of 16.

Assistance and repression: rural exodus, vagabondage and social ... by Smith, Timothy B. / Journal of Social History

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