Significats de first biographer en anglès

The first biographer of George Washington was the Reverend Mason L. Weems.

David Walsh, Roche's first biographer, published the findings which seemed to indicate clear guilt.

She is the first biographer to have access to all of Rosemary's known letters.

The art of Correggio was very justly summed up by his first biographer, Vasari.

Cook's first biographer, Andrew Kippis, wrote in 1788, and his work has recently been republished.

Jean-Pierre Jackson, Meyer's French distributor, first biographer, and friend, recalled RM clammed up when asked about his dad.

French distributor (and Meyer's first biographer) Jean-Pierre Jackson maintains that for RM, women were just pleasure, and that's it.

Thomas of Celano, his first biographer, accurately remarked that he was not just a saint among saints but, parodoxically, indistinguishable externally from the sinners.

One would have thought that posterity would be eager to make up to his shade for the criminal animus of Rufus Griswold, his first biographer.

The first biographer of Correggio was Vasari, in whose "Lives of the Painters, Sculptors, and Architects" is included a brief account of this painter.

General Putnam, remarked his first biographer, is universally acknowledged to have been as brave and honest a man as ever America produced....

His first biographers seem to have no memory save for his undoubted recklessness, his extravagance, and his debts.