Meanings of great frenchman in English

He was, accordingly, a great European as well as a great Frenchman.

And with these wise words of a very great Frenchman I bid you farewell.

The next important inquiry of this great Frenchman was as to the composition of diamonds.

Something about Nelson, and killing ten great Frenchmen.

Mourners called him the last great Frenchman a citizen of the world, an inspiration and a model.

Mr. Brooks's account emphasizes the great Frenchman's disinterested services to our country at a time of dire need.

The first biopic of the last great Frenchman, titled simply De Gaulle, opened in French cinemas on March 4th.

Still, many who were not Huguenots had a regard for him as a great Frenchman and a gallant soldier.

Certainly all would follow wherever they were led by their beloved Montcalm, the greatest Frenchman of the whole New World.

It remained, however, for the great Frenchman Descartes to give precise expression to this law two years after Galileo's death.

The greatest Frenchman that ever lived fell ultimately as low as St. Helena, and the Bourbons sat again upon the throne.

A great Frenchman says that if it weren't for the birds human beings would perish from the face of the earth.

The day that Mary Morrison was to arrive conflicted with the visit of a very great Frenchman to Professor Fulham's laboratory.

He sent the tooth to Cuvier in Paris for an opinion, but the great Frenchman dismissed it as being from a hippopotamus.

"You agree with that great Frenchman," she observed, "that no ambassador can remain a gentleman-politically."

The Duke of Lancaster, to whom Troussel applied for permission to fight the great Frenchman, forbade the battle, as not warranted by the circumstances.