Meanings of first memoir in English

The first memoir deals with the homologies of the opercular bones.

His first memoir was called No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs.

The first memoir on property appeared in 1840, under the title, What is Property?

The first memoir of Fourier on the theory of heat dates from the year 1807.

His first memoir South West of Eden covered the first 23 years of his life.

Euler's first memoir, transmitted to the Academy of Sciences of Paris in 1747, was on the planetary perturbations.

Matchstick Man is her first memoir.

Her first memoir, Infidel, tells of her emergence on to the European political stage from a Somali desert culture.

His first memoir got people going because it had too much fact, his second because it had too much fiction.

There is yet left to be noticed perhaps the most wonderful of all the ideas in this first memoir by Huxley.

In his first memoir on the "Construction of the Heavens," read before the Royal Society in 1784, he wrote as follows:

Laplace was twenty-three years old when his first memoir on a profound mathematical subject appeared in the Memoirs of the Academy at Turin.

In her first memoir, Daybreak, published in 1966, Baez portrayed her father as a workaholic who found it hard to praise his children.

Simpson, who released her first memoir titled Open Book earlier this year, was praised for her muscular figure in the comments section by fellow celebs.

There are other laws, undoubtedly; but Proudhon considers them all as springing from the principle of property, as he defined it in his first memoir.

Proudhon had endeavored, in his first memoir, to demonstrate that the pursuit of equality of conditions is the true principle of right and of government.