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- | *[[Gaston de Blondeville]], composed in [[1802]] but first published posthumously in 1826. | + | *''[[Gaston de Blondeville]]'', composed in [[1802]] but first published posthumously in 1826. |
*[[Louis Pierre Prudent Legay]] (1744-1826), Eglai ou Amour et plaisir. Bruxelles, J.-J. Gay, 1883; | *[[Louis Pierre Prudent Legay]] (1744-1826), Eglai ou Amour et plaisir. Bruxelles, J.-J. Gay, 1883; | ||
*Karl Ernst von Baer discovers the human ovum | *Karl Ernst von Baer discovers the human ovum |
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- Gaston de Blondeville, composed in 1802 but first published posthumously in 1826.
- Louis Pierre Prudent Legay (1744-1826), Eglai ou Amour et plaisir. Bruxelles, J.-J. Gay, 1883;
- Karl Ernst von Baer discovers the human ovum
Births
- Gustave Moreau (1826 - 1898)
- Charles Frederick Worth (1826-1895)
Deaths
- Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1757 - 1826)
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