Gilson

[ zheel-sawn ]

noun

1. É·tienne Hen·ry [ey-, tyen, ah, n, -, ree], 1884–1978, French historian.

Example Sentences

“Republican states, on average, received $1.46 in federal spending for every tax dollar paid,” writes Dave Gilson.

From The Daily Beast

He was Gilson's man, never looking at him in speaking, and using an open vowel dialect.

From Project Gutenberg

This residue, which was termed mycosin by Gilson, has been similarly isolated by the author.

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Mrs. John Gilson, a little, delicate woman, with much diffidence arose to speak.

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I submitted this question to Mr. John Gilson, who as a minister was highly respected.

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Soon he would be back in the yard of Billy Gilson's tire repair shop and could rest.

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