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• Louis-Francois-Michel-Reymond —     Louis François Michel Reymond Wolowski     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Louis François Michel Reymond Wolowski     Born at Warsaw, 31 Aug., 1810; d. at Gisors, Eure, 15 Aug., 1876. His father, a member of the provisory government which… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Bergson, Henri — (1859–1941)    French philosopher and Nobel laureate, 1928. Bergson was one of the most eminent and influential philosophers of his time. Though his father was from Poland and his mother from England, he was born in Paris and became a naturalized …   Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament

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