Meanings of Citizen Genet in English

The actions of Citizen Genet had indeed been disavowed by his republic.

The expedition, as you know, has been as much of a farce as Citizen Genet's commissions.

The great news of that day which concerns the world-andincidentally this story-wasthat Citizen Genet had landed at Charleston.

As to Citizen Genet, with whom I have never had a word of private intercourse-Here, even Washington lifted his head, and Hamilton laughed outright.

The citizen Genet was much dissatisfied with these decisions of the American government.

The citizen Genet, a gentleman of considerable talents, and of an ardent temper, was selected for this purpose.

Citizen Genet organized his legions as he went along, and threw tricolored cockades from the windows of his carriage.

Citizen Genet, insolence of

Citizen Genet, Ambassador of the great Republic of France to the little Republic of America, landed at Charleston, acclaimed by thousands, and lost no time.

"As a matter of fact, Mr. Marshall," said I, " Citizen Genet has been liberal with nothing except commissions, and they have neither money nor men."