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Virginie Bovie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Virginie Bovie (1821?1888), full name Joséphine-Louise-Virginie Bovie, was a
Belgian painter and arts patron. In 1870, she was described as "well known", but
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List of Belgian women writers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - ... feminist; Louise Bovie (1810?1870), French-language poet, short story writer;
Renée ... non-fiction writer; Louis Dubrau, pen name of Louise Janson-Scheidt, ...
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Category:Belgian writers in French - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - ... Marguerite Baulu · Béatrix Beck · Christian Beck (poet) · Belgian literature ·
Charles Bertin · Philippe Blasband · André Blavier · Albert Bontridder · Louise
Bovie ...
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Category:Belgian women writers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - B. Carole Baillien · Julia Bastin · Béatrix Beck · Gabrielle Bernard · Bessora ·
Caroline Boussart · Louise Bovie · Elisa Brune ...
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List of Belgian women writers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - ... feminist; Louise Bovie (1810?1870), French-language poet, short story writer;
Renée ... non-fiction writer; Louis Dubrau, pen name of Louise Janson-Scheidt, ...
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Category:Belgian writers in French - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - ... Marguerite Baulu · Béatrix Beck · Christian Beck (poet) · Belgian literature ·
Charles Bertin · Philippe Blasband · André Blavier · Albert Bontridder · Louise
Bovie ...
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Category:Belgian women writers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - B. Carole Baillien · Julia Bastin · Béatrix Beck · Gabrielle Bernard · Bessora ·
Caroline Boussart · Louise Bovie · Elisa Brune ...
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Category:1810 births - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - ... Pierre Bosquet · Joseph Bouchardy · Aristide Boucicaut · Joaquín María Bover
de Roselló · Louise Bovie · Billy Bowlegs · Eddowes Bowman · John Boyce ...
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