Barthou

[ bar-too ]

noun

1. (Jean) Louis [zhah, n, lwee], 1862–1934, French statesman and author.

Example Sentences

First the Barthou Cabinet fell as a result of financial legislation and of an attack on the part of M. Caillaux.

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M. Barthou, the Minister of Justice, complained bitterly of the work which this new institution caused him.

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But dissensions arose between its leaders; M. Briand and M. Barthou did not entirely agree.

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M. Barthou pushed the three-years bill already supported by the Briand Cabinet.

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Louis Barthou next became Prime Minister, and the important legislative measure of the year was the new military law.

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