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Worldwide Directory of Tours & Vacation Packages : Tours.com (317 words)
Tours.com is a free information resource specializing in tours and vacations and related services.
Our tour database is searchable by destination, activity, key words or tour operator.
Organizes a variety of custom or pre-planned tours & packages for groups or individuals from the wildlife in the Maasai Mara to the sun and sea at the coast.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Tours (2604 words)
Tours at Paris; the jurisconsult Pierre Frétaud (1335-57); Jacques Gélu (1415-27), later Bishop of Embrun (see DIOCESE OF GAP); Philippe de Coetquis (1427-41), who, commissioned by Charles VII in 1429 to interrogate Joan of Arc, recognized her perfect sincerity, and who was made a cardinal by antipope Felix V.
Tours and it was in the Island of Amboise in 504 that the interview took place as a result of which the Frank Clovis and the Visigoth Alaric shared Gaul between them.
Tours in 1163 Alexander III excommunicated the antipope
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