Augustin Prosper Hacquard (18 September 1860 – 4 April 1901) was a French missionary who became Apostolic Vicar of Sahara and Sudan in 1898. After several...
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engineer and physicist Augustin Gallant (1916–1994), Canadian educator, lawyer and political figure on Prince Edward Island Augustin Hacquard (1860–1901), French...
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Parc, Bishop of Blois; Emmanuel-Jules Ravinet, Bishop of Troyes; Augustin Hacquard, Bishop of Verdun; and Pierre-Marie-Gervais Lacarrière, former Bishop...
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killed 17 of the men. On 30 April 1895 the White Fathers missionaries Augustin Hacquard and Father Dupuis took a boat down the Niger to Kabara, which they...
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1832–1836: Placide-Bruno Valayer 1836–1844: Augustin-Jean Le Tourneur 1844–1866: Louis Rossat 1867–1884: Augustin Hacquard 1884–1887: Jean-Natalis-François Gonindard...
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Attanoux, Albert Bonnel de Mézières(fr), and two White Fathers, Augustin Hacquard and François Ménoret. The leadership of the mission had not been well...
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officer who had become editor of Le Temps, and two White Fathers, Augustin Hacquard and François Ménoret. The Attanoux expedition lasted from October...
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Secret Archives. Pontifical decree of coronation granted to Monsignor Augustin Hacquard on 16 August 1875. Signed and notarized by Cardinal Fabio Maria Asquini...
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not a leader. The cardinal would have preferred the more outgoing Augustin Hacquard to head the apostolic vicariate, but the White Fathers council had...
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some white priests from the church of Ségou, whose superior was Abbé Augustin Hacquard. Ki-Zerbo was baptized on 6 May 1901 with the Christian name of Alfred...
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