The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 855
... Paris by storm ; and , on the rebound from this rather one - sided attachment , he had become engaged to a brilliant and beautiful pianist , Camille Moke ( later Mme Pleyel ) . In leaving Paris , Ber- lioz was not only leaving a ...
... Paris by storm ; and , on the rebound from this rather one - sided attachment , he had become engaged to a brilliant and beautiful pianist , Camille Moke ( later Mme Pleyel ) . In leaving Paris , Ber- lioz was not only leaving a ...
Page 1092
... Paris on October 25 , 1838 , and bap- tized Georges , though his registered names were Alex- andre - César - Léopold . His father was a singing teacher and his mother a gifted amateur pianist ; the boy's musi- cal talents declared ...
... Paris on October 25 , 1838 , and bap- tized Georges , though his registered names were Alex- andre - César - Léopold . His father was a singing teacher and his mother a gifted amateur pianist ; the boy's musi- cal talents declared ...
Page 1106
... Paris control . The next stage would be to establish industrial- and agricultural - production associations and develop ed- ucation so as to render the people capable of organizing the country's economy to their own benefit . Blanqui ...
... Paris control . The next stage would be to establish industrial- and agricultural - production associations and develop ed- ucation so as to render the people capable of organizing the country's economy to their own benefit . Blanqui ...
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