Meanings of publish memoirs in English

Transportations recorded in Buvat, Saint-Simon, and many other published memoirs.

He had published memoirs of great importance dealing with entomology in its relations to agriculture.

Former US President Bill Clinton is due in Dublin next Wednesday to promote his newly published memoirs.

Thus you might copy us, as we shine forth in our published memoirs, practically without a flaw.

Peregrine's education at Winchester bears out Lord Elcho's description of that academy in his lately published Memoirs.

The Academy published Memoirs beginning in 1785, and Proceedings from 1846.

In my published Memoirs I have described more accurately the impressions I received on this occasion, more particularly of Schnorr.

In keeping with literary tradition, US soldiers have been publishing memoirs and first-hand accounts of their country's so-called global war on terror.

Both Rodriguez and Rizzo have publicly discussed their roles in the torture program through published memoirs that went through CIA censorship screening.

The New Yorker, October 18, 1976 P. 35 Excerpts from the soon-to-be- published memoirs of Virgil Ives, a burglar.

It will be understood then that the references here are to his published memoirs only, and not to what we have just heard.

Both Germaine Greer and the late Jill Tweedie -pillar of the Guardian - published memoirs which complained that Daddy had done a runner.

In 2012, she released a solo album, and in 2014 and 2018 published memoirs that are being adapted for TV.

He published Memoirs; containing the lives of several Ladies of Great Britain; a History of Antiquities &c. (1755) and Life of John Buncle Esq.

The New Yorker, March 17, 1975 P. 34 Excerpts from the soon-to-be- published memoirs of Flo Guinness, a speakeasy owner during Prohibition.